.. factor now. In recent months...particularly since becoming SOS...Kerry has had more control over the right's ability to spin his words and create their caricature of him as they did when he was a Senator and 2004 Presidential candidate. He has been in the public eye a LOT 
both with his words (written and spoken) and his actions on foreign policy issues. More of the public is able to see the real person we here have seen for a long time. That is a good thing, IMHO, for both the country and for advancing his ideas about the way forward in FP.
Just judging by the last two hearings in the Senate and later the House, no one hearing the actual discussion on policy could buy the spin constantly on display at Fox.
Even if one disagrees with Kerry on policy, his reasoning is clear. I think the more the public sees and hears what he actually proposes and the manner in which he makes the case, the less power Fox watchers and Netanyahu have to pull the wool over peoples' eyes.
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