Reply #15: as has been pointed out many times before, criticizing JRE for his

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outstanding performance as a lawyer representing the injured little guy is like tossing him a slow softball. The Repugs. tried attacking that when he ran for Senate in a red state, and you see how successful they were with that attack. It didn't work then, and it won't work now.

This campaign is not simply about the Iraq war and terrorism, and those who are pleased with our "progress" there are going to vote for Bush no matter who Kerry puts on the ticket. Kerry already brings the many years of Senate and foreign policy experience. There are many issues that are very important to people in the swing states in the midwest and elsewhere on which JRE offers strengths--jobs, outsourcing, tax inequity, education, opposition of wingnut judiciary appointments, etc. His proposals were the most comprehensive and logical, and that is how he came from nowhere into being the overall runnerup to Kerry.