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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mark Konrad who wrote (397623)	4/23/2003 4:40:40 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

Everyone knows JK is presidential. You can differ with him on issues, but JK's about as presidential as anyone gets. The only more presidential Democrat I can think of might be George Mitchell. But he's not running. Even Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity admit Kerry is the likely nominee. Hannity wont admit JK is a major war hero and can beat Bush, but O'Reilly says he admires and respects him. And ask John McCain how presidential Kerry is. McCain may endorse Kerry, or even run with him. At least he'll stay neutral. JK is 60 years old, still tough as nails, supremely brilliant and fair on all issues, really compassionate but also really manly, has paid his dues in DC and combat, worked on many bi-partisan bills mostly with McCain, served his country, is a major war hero, took three bullets when Bush was deserting and getting loaded, has taken on the GOP's toughest with Iran-Contra and BCCI bank, prosecuted right-wing crooks, and he can take care of Bushies. He's also got the money, the ambition, the vision, the support and the toughness to withstand anything Bushies can throw at him. Ask William Weld how presidential JK is. Weld was hoping to run for Prez before JK whipped him in those epic debates. And Weld might have gotten elected if he had made it past JK into the Senate. JK is so strong the GOP didn't even dare run anyone against him last November.