Kerry's January Agenda
Not one to sit around and stew about the past, Kerry is off and running in 2005. Currently on a two week fact finding mission in the Middle East, Kerry plans to thank soldiers in Iraq for their commitment and sacrifice. He also intends to listen to their stories and learn firsthand the facts on the ground and in the region.
Upon return to Washington Kerry has announced to supporters his intentions to introduce new legislature in congress. His first priorities will be fighting for children's health care, a bill to increase Americas troop strength by 40,000 troops, and legislature for federal voting standards.
Additionally, Kerry seems determined to play a role in rebuilding his party's grassroots:
From Newsweek: Kerry has become deeply fascinated by the task of rebuilding the Democratic Party from the grass roots up, say his advisers. He has hired a street wise political organizer from Boston named John Giesser, the deputy to 2004 grass-roots organizer Michael Whouley, to run his political action committee.
Whether Kerry can pull off his ambitious agenda and be the Democratic leader of opposition to the Bush administration remains to be seen, but it won't be for lack of trying.
Upon return to Washington Kerry has announced to supporters his intentions to introduce new legislature in congress. His first priorities will be fighting for children's health care, a bill to increase Americas troop strength by 40,000 troops, and legislature for federal voting standards.
Additionally, Kerry seems determined to play a role in rebuilding his party's grassroots:
From Newsweek: Kerry has become deeply fascinated by the task of rebuilding the Democratic Party from the grass roots up, say his advisers. He has hired a street wise political organizer from Boston named John Giesser, the deputy to 2004 grass-roots organizer Michael Whouley, to run his political action committee.
Whether Kerry can pull off his ambitious agenda and be the Democratic leader of opposition to the Bush administration remains to be seen, but it won't be for lack of trying.
posted by i11ustrator at 8:31 PM
1 Comments:
OOOOOOOOOOO............I like the idea of a political action committee. I hope they don't leave us out. We want to play too!:)
Thanks for the link. I'll add it to my blog list. ;)
best wishes ........and I'll be back.
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