Who was the Democratic Party presidential nominee in 2004?
Howard Dean
Bill Clinton
John Kerry
Barack Obama
Answer
The Democratic Party presidential nominee in 2004 was John Kerry, a senator from Massachusetts. Kerry had a long career in politics, serving in the United States Senate for nearly three decades. He was known for his work on foreign policy and veterans' affairs. In the 2004 presidential election, Kerry faced incumbent Republican President George W. Bush. The race was close, with Bush ultimately winning by a narrow margin.
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