Conservatives are salivating at the prospect of the upcoming documentary Inside the Bubble (trailer), which details the Kerry campaigns. I actually look forward to it myself, for reasons both noble (a look in to our political process) and ignoble (watching a lot of self-delusional Kerry boosters confidently coast to defeat).

One thing that stands out in some of the comments about the movie is a seen in the trailer where John Kerry is talking to himself while prepping for a debate. He's sort of practicing expressions and tone. Mostly he's just bored and waiting, though. I find it odd that some people have chosen this part to demonstrate how goofy John Kerry is. Or how much a phony he is.
It reminds me of a couple weeks back when the media read in on a note that President Bush passed on to Secretary of State Rice, informing her that he could use a restroom break and inquiring as to the feasibility of said break (using shorter and more direct language). This got a lot of play on the left because... well... because I guess it's a little bit weird thinking of the leader of the free world needing to take a potty break. A couple made remarks about how this may be indicative of how much he was paying attention to the context of the meetings (and that he's stupid ha ha ha).

I find this all quite bizarre. Presidents and presidential candidates, as they say, put on their pants one leg at a time like the rest of us. They need potty breaks and they get bored. They also get excited in a rocket hatch. Truth be told, I found the Kerry scene to be a bit endearing. It seemed like a quick piercing through the role he was playing during the campaign (and all candidates play a "role" during campaigns).

The rest of it, though, looks like a lot of fun from this cold-hearted Republican's point-of-view.