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Posted on 10/03/2004 10:44:23 AM PDT by pypo
John Kerry (news - web sites) on Saturday looked to frame the next presidential debate in a speech criticizing President Bush (news - web sites)'s economic record, but also tried to get in a final word about their last face-off by declaring himself the winner and Bush a liar. "George Bush (news - web sites) lost the debate," an announcer says in a television ad Kerry's campaign unveiled Saturday. "Now he's lying about it."
Kerry argued that Bush cares most about the wealthy and well-connected, while portraying himself as the patron of working families who are struggling to achieve the American dream.
"I've got your back," Kerry said.
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I'm completely tired of these ridiculous people and will be gratified when in 4 weeks they are vanquished from the political scene.
Kerry lost: you automatically lose when you cheat.
Actual title: New Kerry Ad Says Bush Lied About Debate
But didn't Kerry say in the debate that he would never call Bush a liar, LOL!
"Kerry argued that Bush cares most about the wealthy and well connected, while portraying himself as the patron of working families who are struggling to achieve the American dream."
LOL what a load bull_hit. What has Kerry ever done for the working families of this country? Not a damn thing. I had read somewhere that Kerry HAS NOT donated one single dime to any charity....and Lord knows he has the money to donate too.
Kerry also said he'd never vote against support for our troops in Iraq...and lo, he did...as a (in his own words) "protest."
President Bush said he won? Good for him.
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