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No, it's not over. Kerry is just the symptom. The disease is the media that let him run an entire presidential campaign without asking him any questions. This man had a questionable discharge, questionable medals, questionable involvement with a foreign power in a time of war while a naval officer, questionable activities with anti war activists that included meetings where there was talk of assassinating US Senators. How this man made the Senate let alone gaining the most votes for a Democratic nominee in history needs to be examined. Yet no national outlet asked a single question.
The mainstream media promoted this candidate to the point of forgery and collusion between the networks and the Kerry campaign. The media purports to be the advocate of the people, the truth teller, the fourth estate. Instead it is the fifth column intent on foisting such a man on us.
It is by no means over or the very same system will be in play in 2008. Do you want Hillary running without any questions being asked about her involvement with the Black Panthers, her clerking for a radical Marxist lawyer, her striving for socialist health care, her involvement in the criminal last minute Clinton pardons, the payoffs for votes in New York's Jewish communities, the missing FBI files etc.?
If the questions aren't pursued this will all be brushed off as a right wing smear job. The same players will be back under a different name. The battle may be won for the moment but the war needs to go on. Now isn't the time to let our guard down.
I would rather hear "Hail to the Chief" played for President Rice than for President Clinton II.