Reply #23: What good is an experience voice, when you afraid to talk?

[Neshanic]

he is by far NOT the most experience voice of us, and if that is the consensus we are in BIG trouble.

He had his chance. Let him do the thing that he feels he needs to do, but this pandering, suck up ploy to bringing us who were shocked that he folded like a bad hand on "Celebrity Poker" after the election, and went almost invisble, to being 'Super Non-Centrist Man" is rather disgusting.

Of course his fight against Bush in any way is appreciated on face value, but lets not try to get all worked up about a guy that pulled a ad with McCain calling out monkey, that was the Lyndon Johnson ad of the campaign. As far as voices being more strident, Kennedy calls them out much more than Kerry, along with Dean and Clark; the way us democrats that are tired of playing patty-cake with the Republicans are.

We want powerfull voices that will not back down, and at least do not call Rove to apologize, no matter how elegant the back-slap.

The people who we want need the plain and brutal truth. From people on our side that have the voice, will use it, and not back down. Least of all concede so fast.