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JOHN KERRY was often referred to as a “hypocrite” during the recent American Presidential election.

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Tue, 16 Nov, 2004 - 00:00

This clearly must have been very damaging to him in the context of the potential Catholic vote.

The Democratic party’s so-called track record of high taxes and low morals probably made it extra difficult for Mr Kerry during the campaign.

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