Completely disturbing.
Kerry, as we know him now, is hollow to a degree I don't think even krinton achieved. At least krinton was pathological. Seems to me, even a nest full of snakes in the skull qualifies as having something to call a persona. Kerry, OTOH, lumbers and creaks along through the political landscape like a zombie from the 'Night of the Living Dead.'
As it stands, he isn't running on his Lt. Governor's record with Dukakis (good reason, that) and he's not really touting his 20 years sucking the federal teat in the Senate either. All we really have is his proxies cheering their lungs out about the Viet Nam heroism of this freak of nature (and hissing their Bush hatred on the intake breath) and then, of course, his own constant and idiotic references to the same ('...this lamp-post and hamburger remind me of my service in Viet Nam...').
In distilled substance, he offers nothing but criticisms of Bush and proposes stolen and repainted policies Bush is already pursuing. Well, of course, he IS offering the usual grab-bag of leftist boondoggles and wealth theft schemes, but in sum, the man himself is nothing, he offers nothing, and most staggeringly, he answers nothing -at all - ever. He is, in effect, a ghostly no-man, a wraith, a ghastly mannequin that is running for President.
The press blithely goes along with the charade as they did with krinton's sexual assualts and politely look the other way. 'Don't you know it's rude to ask any substantive questions of a Democratic candidate?'
We all know that he actually is alive (despite his uncanny resemblance to Frankenstein's monster) because Ter-A-sah wrinkles her nose is disgust when he touches her. Somewhere, deep inside the appearance of an embalmed ectomorph from an anatomy lab, we all know that a wriggling knot of eels thrashes about in the vacuum of his empty soul. What are they feeding on? What will they feed on if he gains the White House?
He is like the candidate Greg Stilson from Stephen King's book 'The Dead Zone.'