As exemplified by his dubious statements about whether he had met with foreign leaders who backed his campaign, Kerry’s credibility seems to be a major problem for his campaign. Asked if they thought that Kerry says what he really believes or what he thinks people want to hear, only 33% said he says what he […]
As exemplified by his dubious statements about whether he had met with foreign leaders who backed his campaign, Kerry's credibility seems to be a major problem for his campaign. Asked if they thought that Kerry says what he really believes or what he thinks people want to hear, only 33% said he says what he believes, while 57% said he says what people want to hear. If this New York Times poll is accurate, a majority of Americans already don't believe what Kerry says.
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