(A reasonably intelligent and well-meaning liberal called in, and named six... but not a single one would have been different if John Edwards, Al Gore, Dick Gephardt, or Al Sharpton were running. They were all desires for the overturn of Bush policies or past or future appointments, and not a single affirmation of a Senator Kerry stance... as if there are any)
Reminds me of a second good question: Given that he has only participated in 14 of 112 votes this year, has been widely quoted as saying "I was for it before I was against it", and since he tripped on his tongue and made a pro-Ohio State football remark in Michigan, what reasons would you offer to motivate non-aligned swing voters who know these things to go out and vote for John Kerry? (ie, can he be trusted to actually DO his job, make decisive moves, and not make a major on-the-spot gaffe in sensitive negotiations? "Cowboy" George Bush can be relied to step up and do the unpopular thing, even with France's approval, and the "moron's" gaffes are mostly cute new words like "misunderestimate.")
D'oh!!!
even without France's approval,