Good Lord NO! - John Forbes Kerry in 2016

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Is Lurch making another run for POTUS? Why don't we reincarnate Neville Chamberlain and be done with it.

From The Hill:

A plan for Kerry 2016?
The Kerry for P.O.T.U.S. '16 plan:

1. In 2004, John Kerry lost to President George W. Bush, but came close — if 50,000 votes had switched sides in Ohio, John Forbes Kerry — who, back at St. Paul's School in Concord, N.H., patterned himself after the first JFK all the way down to the hairstyle and extra-long shirt cuffs — would have been the 44th president of the United States.

2. As a competitive politician, Kerry has never given up the dream of living at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

3. Now, as secretary of State, he sees a path to the White House.

4. It looks like 2016 is going to be a "foreign policy" election.

5.Anticipating this — and in contrast to Hillary Clinton's empty, accomplishment-free four years as secretary of State — Kerry has been piling up agreements and treaties: 1) An emissions agreement with China; 2) normalization with Cuba; 3) and he's now on the verge of a nuke deal with Iran.

6. Kerry believes — and it may very well happen — that he and his Iranian counterpart will earn the Nobel Peace Prize, a la then-Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho in 1973 for the Paris Peace Accords that "ended" the Vietnam War.

Twenty three more items at the site. There may be fewer Swift Boat Veterans alive this time around but they are just as vocal and Mr. Ketchup doesn't have a leg to stand on.

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