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Thanks Bunny Slippers. :) This is making me a nervous wreck!

I think W needs to stop being emotional. He is calming down and that is VERy good. I worry that people have already tuned out. I will be very interested to see the polls tomorrow.

With respect,

I think you need to stop being so emotional, and I say that in kindness because I don't think it is nearly as bad as you see it.

Bush is who he is, and that is the man we see tonight. Plus, he has banged two homers against Kerry (on denigrating the allies and on why terrorists are pouring into Iraq)...not to mention the litany on "I don't think [Kerry] mislead you when he said..."

Why wait for tomorrow.
Freep these post debate polls tonight!
start pinging away

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