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The Day After Super Tuesday
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., celebrates his victories with supporters in Washington. (AP/Lawrence Jackson) Email to friend
In the end, victory came for Kerry in a coast-to coast sweep. Voters from New York to California put their faith in the junior senator from Massachusetts as the man most likely to beat George W. Bush.
But Kerry is not lingering long in the winner's circle. It's time he says, to begin thinking about a running mate and to start raising the cash it will take to be a contender. And raise money he must, because just this morning, the GOP is rolling out the first wave in what will be a relentless ad campaign showcasing Bush as a "war president" and touting the tagline, "Steady leadership in times of change." While this first blitz aims above the belt, you can bet that with more than $100 million in the bank, and a Democratic opponent now firmly in the crosshairs, the Republicans have other plans for the junior senator.
