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Ever since the election, we’ve been wondering what John Kerry would do with all those email addresses gathered during the presidential race. Well, now we know. He’s using them in his new/old role as a mere senator, waging a campaign to replace Donald Rumsfeld as Secretary of Defense and explaining his vote against Condoleezza Rice’s nomination to Secretary of State in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The email arrived in our in-box Wednesday. (Don’t try to guess our political persuasion; we wrote a story on political online marketing and are registered with Dubya, too.)
Anyway, the email says, in part, "This vote is an expression of my determination that we hold the Bush administration accountable.
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