Senator Kerry in Western Mass, Supports Barack Obama

Senator John Kerry visited American International College on Friday and spoke openly about his support of Barack Obama for President, overlooking former running mate John Edwards with his endorsement.

"It's a different time, there are different needs and demands of the nation," says Senator Kerry.

New demands Senator Kerry says need to be handled by a new leader.

"I think that he has the best opportunity to be able to unite Americans with a clean slate," says Kerry.

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"The fact is that the first candidate in this race to center his candidacy on this issue was Barack Obama," says Kerry. "And it is everyone else who is following Barack Obama. That's why I believe he is a leader."

Senator Kerry says he has worked closely with all the candidates and is ready to put his full effort behind whoever wins the Democratic nomination.

Senator John Kerry Speaks about Obama Endorsement



One day after his surprise endorsement of Senator Barack Obama for president, Massachusetts senator and former presidential candidate John Kerry speaks out about his decision in Berkshire County.

Sen. Kerry said, "I know the democrats are going to come together and we're going to elect a democratic president."
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Sen. Kerry said, "Barack brings a galvanizing energy to the country and an ability to turn the page in a fresh new, that presents a new face for America in the world."
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Sen. Kerry said, "This is not endorsement against anything or anyone and I can't emphasize that enough."
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Sen. Kerry said, "It's a point of view and I am now expressing my point of view lots of point of views will be out there and people will express them."

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