[veronica]

If Bush won in these notoriously liberal enclaves, he's in good shape.

[Semper Paratus]

Teresa Henson of Bel Air said, "Bush won. President Bush didn't do so well in the first round. I had decided last week that Kerry had my vote. After tonight, I saw a different stronger side of Bush and I'm voting for another 4 years!"

God save us from such airheads who vote.

[arichtaxpayer]

I love the last person's comments. Yes, she's brainwashed for sure.

[commish]

All my friends are voting for Kerry, so I’ll probably vote Kerry.

I'm a black man. I'm a Democrat. I have to be.

I see stupid people!!!!!

[mystery-ak]

Hey, Kiki...abortion is legal...God help us...some people don't deserve to vote.

[mattdono]

Tina Woods of Newport Beach said, "Bush won but I'm not sure who I will vote for yet. My only comment that I noticed is that people are so mean to the president about his stuttering speech. To see the people stand up and ask questions, they stuttered and shook while standing before a roomful of people. I’d like to see them get up and be president!"

I think that this is a very honest evaluation of why Bush flubs phrases. And, while I don't think that he "stutters", I'm sure that many people would seize up altogether if they were standing in front of that many people. They say that the #1 is public speaking and as someone who makes many presenations to smaller groups of people (usually no more than 10), I will admit there are times when I'm nervous and have forgotten to make a point. One can only imagine the pressure involved in these events.

Then, I look at circumstances like the President's Joint Address on September 20, 2001. Knowing the message of strength the President brought to a grieving nation that night and the power with which he delivered it, it makes me understand the depth and scope of the President's job and reinforces the appreciation I have for George Bush.

Heck, even looks like some people in California get that too.

[FReepaholic]

...Bush won tonight's debate, but I'm still voting for Kerry. I’m a black man. I’m democrat. I have to be...

I'll never understand that.

Amazing that a whole race of people have been brainwashed like that.

[PigRigger]

The MSM can spin who won; the Average Joe knows better.

Kerry was very Gorish last night; Bush connected with the people, that is his strength.

[ez]

Right. They say Bush won 21 votes and Kerry 6, but they manage to choose quotes that feature all 6 Kerry votes and only 4 for Bush.

No agenda here...

[BlindGuardian]

All my friends are voting for Kerry, so Ill probably vote Kerry

Geez, people don't make their own decisions these days do they? It's all about what their friends do. So very sad. I pity the ignorant fools.

[finnman69]

bump

[Founding Father]

This is yet another article offering conclusive proof that too many people have the right to vote here.

[twhitak]

Karen Temple of Los Feliz said, "Bush definitely lost. He’s such a liar and he’s guilty of killing little babies. I’d like to see him in Iraq. Kerry won and has my vote. I’m a poly sci major, so I’ve learned this first hand at school already, but I also watch CNN and CBS, NBC and cable news."

The next generation of brain-dead democrats is on the move...

[no dems]

"...I'm still voting for Kerry. I’m a black man. I’m democrat. I have to be." Why? Why does he "have to be" a Democract just because he's a black man? That is so pathetic. And I thought that slavery ended almost 150 years ago. I guess this proves that the Dims are keeping millions of black Americans on the plantation of political submission. But then what can you expect when Jesse Jackson has spent the last 20 years convincing black Americans that keeping a family on four generations of welfare is the way to "keep hope alive." The saddest part of his statement was the fact that he was not ashamed to say it.

[Puppage]

I’m a black man. I’m democrat. I have to be

Well, Mr. Kelly......besides pandering, name ONE THING that the demcrats have done for people of color?

[MHak]

Most, if not all people in Bel-Air/Brentwood make over $200K, so I think that question about taxing the rich really hit them hard!

[Jorge]

Out of 30 people, 21 people said Bush won tonight’s debate. 6 people said Kerry won. 3 people thought it was a tie.

FOX was just out on the street in NY and nearly everybody said Bush won, and same with all the callers to the show.

These polls that show the debate a tie are a joke. I am sure that most of the Dems polled believe Bush won but will not admit it.

[SunnySide]

"Teresa Henson of Bel Air said, "Bush won. President Bush didn't do so well in the first round. I had decided last week that Kerry had my vote. After tonight, I saw a different stronger side of Bush and I'm voting for another 4 years!"

This is the kind of vapid airhead who shouldn't be allowed to vote or drive a vehicle. She flip flops like Kerry over only two debates yet couldn't decide who to vote for before the debates with Bushes strong four years and Kerrys history of being absent in the senate and consistant flip flopping on issues.

[Brett66]

I’m a black man. I’m democrat. I have to be

I'm sure the DNC thanks you for the service on their plantation.

[TNCMAXQ]

Are these people for real? I thought this was a comedy bit at first.

[katdawg]

"I don't want to be part of Bush's draft next year."

There IS not going to be a draft you moron. If Kerry wins, you probably would be drafted you fool.