John Kerry, the 2004 presidential candidate, along with his policies for a better America has apparently evaporated.

Surely, any person able to gather the second most votes in a U.S. President election must have worthwhile ideas to be considered.  If John Kerry and his Democratic Party were planning to institute important changes and policies for America, why has this movement ground to a halt and fallen on deaf ears in the Bush administration?

Where important issues concerning our prolific pollution or fuel dependency have been raised, for example, why have these issues not been pursued and corrected by the current political party in office?

When a person speaks of worthy actions to be taken, it does not matter whether they are Democrat or Republican—they are still worthy actions to be taken.