A Perfect Fit… John F. Kerry Wants To Be Obama’s Next Secretary of State

Of course! He’d be a perfect fit for this administration!

“They had personally raped… Cut off ears. Cut off heads…”

John F’n Kerry wants to be the next Secretary of State if Obama wins reelection.
The Boston Globe reported:

AS EGYPT battles over its future, Senator John Kerry is negotiating his own.

Tweet 8 people Tweeted thisSubmit to DiggdiggsdiggYahoo! Buzz ShareThis The Bay State’s senior senator is running an unofficial campaign to become the next secretary of state. For once, he looks artful, as well as ambitious.

His recent opinion piece in the New York Times said what President Obama couldn’t or wouldn’t: Mubarak must go.

Kerry’s conclusion was elegant, but unequivocal: “President Hosni Mubarak must accept that the stability of his country hinges on his willingness to step aside gracefully to make way for a new political structure.’’

Secretary of state is the spot Kerry wanted when Barack Obama won the presidency. He lost out to Hillary Clinton and Obama’s “team of rivals.’’ But his fallback position as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee provides a powerful platform to press his case.

For months, there has been speculation that Kerry will get the job he wants in an Obama second term. Clinton said publicly that she is not committed to the position beyond 2012. She also tamped down speculation that she wants to move to the Pentagon as secretary of defense.

What a horrible thought.
This ought to give you even more incentive to drive this radical administration from the White House.

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