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To: Soul Seeker
Undecideds will still lean toward Bush.

My love for the President has long been somewhat of a curiosity to me since I typically lean toward the more articulate. Initially, I didn't think he did very well tonight. Now, an hour later, I can't recall a thing Kerry said that translates into policy and I can remember many things the President said. Yes, the President missed some chances to specifically attack Kerry's charges but in the end, I think the President leaves a stronger impression.

2,954 posted on 09/30/2004 8:41:00 PM PDT by Dolphy (Support swiftvets.com)
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To: Dolphy

"I can't recall a thing Kerry said that translates into policy and I can remember many things the President said."

If you look back at what democrats like ann richards and al gore have said about bush's debating techniques is that he just keeps hammering the same points home again and again. He doesn't get distracted - he puts his head down and gets his message out.

JFnK, OTOH, needs to explain everything to everyone.

Few people will remember exactly what is said. But they will remember the general impression. And it's not good for kerry.


3,026 posted on 09/30/2004 8:49:14 PM PDT by flashbunny (John Kerry: The Boston Flailer!)
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To: Dolphy
You nailed it. W was going to nail 4-5 points that people would remember. He disinigrated the Bush lied argument and gave examples of Kerry agreeing on the same intel. He said what the ultimate goal was and why and hammered Kerry on denigrating the allies including Alawi. What points will anyone remember about Kerry tomorrow??

Pray for W and Our Troops

3,044 posted on 09/30/2004 8:51:15 PM PDT by bray (Nam Vets Rock!!)
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