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Showing Original Post only (View all)John Kerry has endorsed Biden!!!!! [View all]
John Kerry will campaign for Joe Biden in Iowa Friday after endorsing the former vice president!Former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will campaign in Iowa Friday for former Vice President Joe Biden.
Kerry, the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee and winner of the Iowa caucuses that year, endorsed Biden for president on Thursday. He will join the former vice president for campaign stops in Cedar Rapids, Elkader and Decorah on Friday.
"Theres never been a time more urgent for leadership at home that can work for the middle class and tackle existential issues like climate change where we are moving dangerously backwards. Joe is uniquely the person running for president who can beat Donald Trump and get to work on day one at home and in the world with no time to waste," Kerry said in a statement.
Biden is in the midst of an eight-day, 18-county barnstorm across Iowa, which he's calling the "No Malarkey" tour. He's used the visit to emphasize the importance of rural areas of the country and to tout his experience and readiness to serve as president.
Kerry, the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee and winner of the Iowa caucuses that year, endorsed Biden for president on Thursday. He will join the former vice president for campaign stops in Cedar Rapids, Elkader and Decorah on Friday.
"Theres never been a time more urgent for leadership at home that can work for the middle class and tackle existential issues like climate change where we are moving dangerously backwards. Joe is uniquely the person running for president who can beat Donald Trump and get to work on day one at home and in the world with no time to waste," Kerry said in a statement.
Biden is in the midst of an eight-day, 18-county barnstorm across Iowa, which he's calling the "No Malarkey" tour. He's used the visit to emphasize the importance of rural areas of the country and to tout his experience and readiness to serve as president.
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2019/12/05/john-kerry-campaign-iowa-joe-biden-after-making-endorsement-2020-iowa-caucuses/2617918001/
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primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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During these times, if people need their hands to be held then they are the ones with a problem.
Skya Rhen
Dec 2019
#4
Biden will be president for all...the only reason some (not saying you) are all excited about the
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#27
We are a big tent party...they will like everyone else have to vote for the nominee or not.
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#64
I am sure there will be outreach to everyone...but I am sick of the blackmail...if I don't get my
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#65
Unfortunately, Kerry isn't running, and more unfortunately for the legitimacy of his WW0
floppyboo
Dec 2019
#100
He's not. The repugs plans have always been to restrict as many voters as possible.....
usaf-vet
Dec 2019
#61
That's why if Joe is our nominee he must choose a dynamic, progressive a running mate
Auggie
Dec 2019
#84
18-30: - 52-53% (2008-Obama) 18-24: 18% (2016 - Clinton) 31% (2018 - new registered voters)
floppyboo
Dec 2019
#101
If they are saying they will never vote for Biden in the primary, that's fine. However, if they
still_one
Dec 2019
#43
I know, and it is what it is. I guess I would ask, how did that work out for them in 2016, because
still_one
Dec 2019
#54
Time for your friends to treat voting as a civic duty: protect the most vulnerable among us
emulatorloo
Dec 2019
#56
Yeah, they were not progressive in my opinion or they would have voted for say Feingold...
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#68
Bernie was not a Senator during the Iraq invasion...I doubt Kerry gave a damn what Bernie thought as
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#22
lol, I'm sure that was at the very bottom of the list of reasons he would never endorse Sanders!
tritsofme
Dec 2019
#23
I like Kerry very much...I was a Deaniac...adored him and still do...but I was proud to support
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#24
How the heck did Kerry lose to Bush2? Was the shadow of 9/11 still clouding our...
aikoaiko
Dec 2019
#29
ya nailed it, though a large amount of it was due to the swift boaters, and the
still_one
Dec 2019
#46
He lost Ohio by only 120,000 votes. Had he won there he would have had 271 electoral votes.
George II
Dec 2019
#52
Not to mention, the Republicans suppressed the vote by placing fewer voting machines in cities
karynnj
Dec 2019
#102
I don't think do...the Dem heavy hitters are lining up because Biden is the likely nominee...and is
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#70
I do too...I just saw a snip of Booker and Castro attacking the Party...that is a damn shame...and
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#79
Yes, and he was Obama's second Secretary of State when Biden was VP. If she endorses....
George II
Dec 2019
#53
My vote goes to the obvious threat. Apparently the only threat worth risking impeachment. n/t
TheFourthMind
Dec 2019
#67