BOSTON, Jan. 3 (UPI) -- Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry, of Massachusetts, appears primed for a second run in 2008, but not everyone on his team seems supportive.
The senator "sounded very much like a man who was running for president again," Newsweek reported.
Washington insiders predict this would put Kerry head to head with Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., another possible nominee.
But despite a massive mailing list, lined-up donors and a nationwide organization, Newsweek reported not everyone thought a rerun was a good idea.
"He thinks he's the front runner for '08 without recognizing that he needs to do some soul-searching," said on adviser.
"If he wants to come back, he'll have to come back as a different candidate, not the stiff who plays it safe and takes four sides of every issue."
