Why Kerry lost

KEN O’BRIEN (Irish Examiner letters, November 16) expressed concern that John Kerry’s defeat reflected intolerance of Catholics in the US.

Tue, 23 Nov, 2004 - 00:00

The ‘liberal’ agenda embraced by the Democratic party is decidedly hostile to Roman Catholics in the US, and has been rejected by a majority of voters.

John Kerry was rejected not because he calls himself a Catholic, but because he advocates policies that the American people do not want.

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