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John Kerry

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John Kerry is a prominent Democratic politician from Massachusetts who served as the 68th Secretary of State from February 2013 to January 2017 under President Barack Obama. Prior to his role as Secretary of State, Kerry was a United States Senator, representing Massachusetts from January 1985 until June 2013. During his time in the Senate, he was known for his work on foreign relations, environmental issues, and healthcare reform. He played a significant role in the negotiation of the Paris Agreement on climate change, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation in addressing global challenges.

Oct 24, 2004

This is one of the great additional blunders of Iraq, the unbelievable incompetence of this administration.

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Oct 21, 2004

But in terms of purchasing power, the minimum wage is at the lowest that it's been in 50 years. How dare this administration tell Americans this is the best economy of our lifetime?

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Oct 21, 2004

After they punch out at work, many of them punch right back in at home for the next shift as the caregiver, the meal cooker, the financial planner, the housecleaner, and all the other jobs that they have to do to support their families.

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Oct 21, 2004

And millions of women, women particularly, struggle to get by on the minimum wage.

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Oct 21, 2004

Clearly, that would make the difference for him if he was able to win that by 11 points in the same way that Al Gore did four years ago.

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Oct 20, 2004

Fifty-two percent of undergraduates from around the country favored Senator Kerry, 39 percent President Bush, and 8 percent remain undecided.

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Oct 20, 2004

I am a hunter. I'm a gun owner. I've been a hunter since I was a kid, 12, 13-years-old.

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Oct 20, 2004

But if George Bush had been president during other periods of American history, he would have sided with the candle lobby against electricity. He would have been with the buggy makers against the cars, and the typewriter companies against…

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Oct 20, 2004

It's wrong to tell scientists that they can't cross the frontiers of new knowledge. It's wrong morally and it's wrong economically.

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Oct 19, 2004

The president keeps saying how certain he is about things, but you can't just be always certain and frequently wrong. It doesn't make sense.

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Oct 19, 2004

You know, the president says he's a leader. Well, Mr. President, look behind you. There's hardly anyone there.

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