As it turns out the money did not garner the most votes. Kerry turned it around. Much may well be attributed to Dean's naivete and to his coming off--in the end--as a hot head. No clear definition of policy--just emotion. And--face it--no foreign policy experience. Roberts ditto--re: foreign policy. That is an important thing today given that our Pres. has really traded in all our credibility for a lump some of Zero. Hard to to ---but Dubya managed it.

Kerry (and Edwards) came across as someone that can beat--hopefully and prayerfully--Bush by bringing sanity and cool-headidness back into our culture. Shooting from the hip and sounding inane while doing so is a Bush signature. Kerry sounds and looks presidential.


My own pich for a great team for the Democrats would be Kerry/Clark. But, even better, Kerry/Clinton. It is consitutionally possible and allowable.


Bill Hahn