WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sen. John Kerry, who has $45 million left from his record-breaking Democratic campaign, hinted on Tuesday that he may try again for the presidency.

On his first workday back in the Senate since losing his White House bid, Kerry remained far from the spotlight, granting interviews to hometown reporters and joining the depleted corps of Democrats as they elected the party's new Senate leaders.

In his first extensive interview since his November 2 defeat, Kerry was asked by the Fox News affiliate in Boston about running again in 2008 and reminded the questioner that Ohio is still counting votes from 2004.

He then said, "It is so premature to be thinking about something that far down the road. What I've said is I'm not opening any doors, I'm not shutting any doors." Kerry added, "If there's a next time, we'll do a better job. We'll see."

story (http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/11/17/kerry.ap/index.html)

Wow, now I'm really glad that this dumbass didn't win. If he honestly thinks that Billary is going to actually allow him to seriously contend for the Dem nomination in 2008 he is alot dumber than I thought.

Billary might not have that much to say about it. Kerry's not going to have much of a shot anyway. The democrats are going to have to move towards center and the players are liable to be people that are not even in the limelight right now.