This is going to be a chance for John Kerry to stand next to the president and give the American public a chance to say, Does he have what it takes to be president? Does he have the strength and the wisdom and the judgment?
Joe Lockhart: “This is going to be a chance for John Kerry to stand next to the president and give the American public a chance to say…”
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Lockhart discusses the importance of the debate for Kerry to showcase his qualifications to be president.
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