John Kerry's Happy New Year on his blog.

[Mass]

http://blog.johnkerry.com/2007/01/happy_new_year.html#comments

Happy New Year



Happy New Year to everyone. Whether this is your first time stopping by the blog or you're a regular reader or commenter, I'm glad you're here.

A new year represents a time of renewed effort and new beginnings. A new Democratic majority in Congress gives hope to those of us working together to end war and bring our troops home, working together to lead in diplomacy and support the rule of law. It gives hope to those of us working together to help working people, to make health care accessible and affordable, and to live up to our responsibilities on global climate change and make America more secure by making her energy-independent.

I'm interested in hearing what you want in 2007 for our country. What are your goals and priorities for our nation? I won't be available today to respond to comments but I am interested in hearing from you.

Happy New Year, my friends.


-- John

Good to see he is asking for our views. Right now, I am too mad about some threads on DU to be able to answer more than " Run, John, run", so I will answer later, but I really liked it.

[karynnj]

1. Mass, - my sentiments exactly

I'm too angry to give the blog a good enough comment.

I love the way he wrote it - but he listed all the issues first!

[beachmom]

2. I didn't mince words on what I wanted.

Well, he asked . . .

[dwahzon]

3. If you haven't posted

your message for JK over at the johnkerry.com blog yet, don't forget to do so. There are some mighty fine posts already but your input is wanted as well.

http://blog.johnkerry.com/2007/01/happy_new_year.html

[babylonsister]

4. It is so refreshing to read a blog that's full of great ideas,

respect is shown, and there's no profanity or insulting behavior. I of course recognized many names; Senator Kerry has lots to work with there. Thank you all for providing so much input; you all read my mind!

[karynnj]

5. I agree with you

I am impressed that the posts on the blog have been so issue oriented and informative. I love reading the linked information in them. Someone obviously works very hard on making these posts worth reading. Also looking at the front page, you can easilly find links to Kerry speeches that deal with all the important issues of the day. Yesterday, I went to a competitor's web page and blog - to see why he was the most "internet savvy", and there is a huge difference. Wasn't Kerry the only Senator selected by an industry magazine as one of the 12 most tech savvy some time in the early 2000s?