But Kerry was loved by the media:
2014: The Year of John Kerry, by John Cassidy, Feb 3, 2014
President Obama has publicly acknowledged the obvious: given the obstreperousness of congressional Republicans, he isn’t going to be able to accomplish very much on the domestic front in the coming year. But it is now time for us pundits and pontificators to acknowledge another reality: if the Obama Administration is able to bring about transformative change during the remainder of its existence, John Kerry, rather than the President, is likely to be its agent. In seeking diplomatic settlements to the standoffs in Syria, Iran, and Israel-Palestine, Kerry has become, perhaps, the most important Secretary of State since Henry Kissinger.
President Obama has publicly acknowledged the obvious: given the obstreperousness of congressional Republicans, he isn’t going to be able to accomplish very much on the domestic front in the coming year. But it is now time for us pundits and pontificators to acknowledge another reality: if the Obama Administration is able to bring about transformative change during the remainder of its existence, John Kerry, rather than the President, is likely to be its agent. In seeking diplomatic settlements to the standoffs in Syria, Iran, and Israel-Palestine, Kerry has become, perhaps, the most important Secretary of State since Henry Kissinger.
Bull Butter!!!! The pretend press is one of our biggest enemies........groan.........