Kerry foray into the south fails to excite Louisiana democrat.

"I'd support him in a heartbeat immediately.

See also: heartbeat , but I want someone electable e·lect·a·ble
adj.
Fit or able to be elected, especially to public office: an electable candidate.

e·lect . We haven't had much luck with Northern liberals."

After listening for 30 minutes to an attempt by Senator John Kerry

Editing of this page by unregistered or newly registered users is currently disabled due to vandalism. (D-Mass.) to present himself as a D.C. outsider at a Louisiana rally, 54-year-old Baton Rouge resident Frank Vine hopes the Democratic Party will nominate someone who can win in 2008.

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Title Annotation:	SNAPSHOTS; John Kerry
Author:	McManus, John F.
Publication:	The New American
Article Type:	Brief Article
Geographic Code:	1USA
Date:	Jun 27, 2005
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