The Best Reason To Vote Against Kerry Is John Edwards
John Edwards is an incompetent, rookie senator who still looks more like a trial lawyer than a politician. He does not have enough experience to serve in the senate, much less the White House. His incompetence goes to the extent that he does not know enough to realize he is unable to fulfill the duties of a vice-president. Kerry should never have nominated him, and Edwards should not have accepted the nomination. However, both candidates were distracted by their own popularity and dream of entering the White House.
To me, it is clear that Edwards has no idea what he is doing. His home state may vote for him for vice president, but that is because they want to get rid of him, rather than promote him. Even for a single-term senator (and a very bad one, might I add), Edwards has gained little experience and understanding of how this nation and the world work, because he has spent much of his time campaigning.
A Vice President John Edwards would destroy much of the power of the office, because no one in government would trust Edwards with any power. Even worse, if something were to happen to Kerry, the new President Edwards would have no connections inside or outside the US, almost certainly be one of the worst presidents in American history, and would be unable to continue John Kerry’s policies (no matter how good or bad they are). The white House would approach a state of paralysis; and the nation would either be isolated from the rest of the world, or be exploited by the rest of the world.
Even if you love Kerry, you must admit that Edwards is not ready and unreliable at best.
To me, it is clear that Edwards has no idea what he is doing. His home state may vote for him for vice president, but that is because they want to get rid of him, rather than promote him. Even for a single-term senator (and a very bad one, might I add), Edwards has gained little experience and understanding of how this nation and the world work, because he has spent much of his time campaigning.
A Vice President John Edwards would destroy much of the power of the office, because no one in government would trust Edwards with any power. Even worse, if something were to happen to Kerry, the new President Edwards would have no connections inside or outside the US, almost certainly be one of the worst presidents in American history, and would be unable to continue John Kerry’s policies (no matter how good or bad they are). The white House would approach a state of paralysis; and the nation would either be isolated from the rest of the world, or be exploited by the rest of the world.
Even if you love Kerry, you must admit that Edwards is not ready and unreliable at best.
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