Bush Demolishes Kerry; MSM in panic

10/13/04 | Jose Roberto

[Jose Roberto]

Tonight, President George W. Bush knocked out Liberal Democratic Senator by the end of the first half hour. Being objective, I was concerned tonight about Kerry's so-called mastery in domestic issues. But it would make sense that Bush, a former Governor of one of the largest US states would feel more comfortable in domestic issues than Kerry, who has spent 20 years in the Senate suffering from diarrhea of the mouth without accomplishing anything. I could not believe that Bush was cleaning Kerry's clock so convincingly that even the MSM was left without words. There we saw Chris Matthews screaming and trying to convince his panel (Reagan, Mitchell, Meathan,and Buchanan) that Kerry did "OK" and saying that Bush was "subdued". Over at the Communist News Network (CNN) Blitzer and Greenfield as well as Carlos Watson were giving the debate to Kerry but wondering if it made a difference in the polls. However, Fox News declared a total demolition of Kerry by Bush. Krystol was ebullient and happy, Kondrake was righteous saying that Kerry's outing of Cheney's daughter as a lesbian was a "low blow" and Barnes was ecstatic that Bush saved the best for last. Clearly, Fox News was seen by a wider audience and their veredict carries more weight, but be sure that the MSM is in panic as Bush enters the final phase of the campaign with the upper hand. Congratulations to our heroic President, now on to the campaign to put the Liberal necklace on Kerry and to make him wear it proudly. Liberal liberal liberal.

[Stentor]

Tomorrow expect to see black circles around Katie Couric's eyes.

What I want to see on November 3rd is Ms. Colon wearing a black long sleeve floor length dress with black picture hat and black veil.

[comebacknewt]

Let's GO GET THEM!!!!!!!

I'm with you. W needs all of our help. America needs all of our help.

[petro45acp]

" Hope it is not too late to regain the momentum at this point."

Two weeks. That is the general short term memory for a large part of the country. Add the president's performance tonight to the two latest SwiftVet adds and of course getting all to vote, and there is hope.

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[sarah_f]

As a Conservative, I'm not a Bush fan, but you are right he kicked the Communist's ass.

[conservativepoet]

I noticed that too and if you remember the first debate, it's obvious they(MSM) didn't get what they wanted.

[Leonora]

What's MSM?

Anyway, I've already sent my absentee ballot today, and of course, had voted for Bush. Not that it will matter in Massachusetts.

[getitright]

You're on to something.
Domestic policy. The Dems trump suit. This is where Kerry was expected to destroy the shrub. Rove is brilliant.

Rememebr how they misunderestimated Bush in 2000 and he destroyed Gore?
They tried to pump Bush up as "never losing a debate" before #1 vs Kerry. Bush was lackluster. Boom. Dubya's right back to being misunderestimated.

Now imagine if #1 was domestic policy and #3 was foreign. We'd be saying "of course he lost 1 and 2. 3 is his strong suit." Instead he punts on foreign where he has the support anyway, leaves Kerry faked out with false hopes, stands tall in the townhall, and unexpectedly DISMANTLES the slick tongued East coast elite pompous wind bag in the debate that Kerry should have owned. Brilliant.

[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

Chris Matthews actually dragged Bob Shrum, the old impulsive Tourette's-suffering not-ready-for-primetime Ted Kennedy gargoyle, out of mothballs to shill for Kerry. It was sad. They're getting desperate now.

Just in case anyone has forgotten this old liberal fossil:

"Mr. Shrum was the principal speechwriter to Senator George McGovern in the 1972 Democratic campaign for President. Subsequently, he served as the Staff Director and Chief Counsel of the United States Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs. Mr. Shrum served as Press Secretary to Senator Edward M. Kennedy from 1980 to 1984, and he was the Senator's principal speechwriter during and after the 1980 presidential campaign..."

http://www.disinfopedia.org/wiki.phtml?title=Bob_Shrum

If this is where Kerry is getting advice, talking points, and speech text, that's pretty sad. If they are using George McGovern/Ted Kennedy era strategy, that's good news for Bush. Unbelievable! Shows just how out of touch Kerry is.

[26lemoncharlie]

Senator Kerry continues to say that President Bush has taken his "Eye off of the Ball", I submit that taking the Senator's illustrious voting record in the Senate, His explanation fo how he would defend us and his stand on Domistic and Social Issues, I Submit to you my fellow Americans that the Good Senator from Mass. Mr John Forbes Kerry along with his running mate? The Breck Girl: Havn't seen the Football since Kickoff !!!!!

[Clemenza]

First Debate: Kerry victory.

Second Debate: Bush on Points and not by much.

Third Debate: Bush TKO.

I just wish more people saw this today.

[26lemoncharlie]

Senator Kerry continues to say that President Bush has taken his "Eye off of the Ball", I submit that taking the Senator's illustrious voting record in the Senate, His explanation fo how he would defend us and his stand on Domistic and Social Issues, I Submit to you my fellow Americans that the Good Senator from Mass. Mr John Forbes Kerry along with his running mate? The Breck Girl: Hasn't seen the Football since Kickoff !!!!!

[JLAGRAYFOX]

Please don't fret. With FOX News declaring Bush hit a home run, all will turn out okay over the next few days The key here was to energize the base, and that is exactly what GW did tonight. I'm sure he also picked up more than a few undecideds and rural Democrats. Let's get in gear and get out as many votes for GW Bush as we can.

[eagle3]

I respectfully disagree. Bush's comments were artfully directed to the base and conservative-leaning swing voters in the key states. He painted Jacka$$FK as a liberal in several planes and the moron almost peed himself trying to extemporaneously rebut with detailed factual presentations. Most of what he said came out as gobbledigook. Anyone wavering from Bush is now firmly back home. Anyone swing voter just tuning in will like Bush.

[harpo11]

Absolutely! KO'd me when President Bush talked about his lovely and very adored wife. Oh, his eyes, deep, dark, full of love and desire. And, for his beautiful and beloved girls, his daughters, deepest fullmilment of their protection and well being and dreams.

When President Bush said his wife speaks better English than he does. And when he said that it was love at first sight. Man, talk about the arousal gap...

My husband speaks better English than I do. He writes so incredibly. And, you know what, it was "love at first sight". Even after all these years. It still is.

You could see that in President Bush's eyes. It was streaming long and proud.

So different than Kerry's response about "marrying up". What is that? Please tell me, what the hell is that? No love. No emotion. No stream of love coming from his eyes.

And so very very different from the negligent hedonistic disregard of marriage vows that Clinton slefishly threw into our faces.

This man, this human very so human man, President Bush, he knows things that John Kerry wishes only he could know.

[Taiwan Bocks]

Nah, the DUmmies spend all their time trying to control online poll results like it means something. Let them have their fun, the more of them that vote the more lopsided their results will be and they'll just look stupid if they treat it as "news".

I agree with your point regarding polls.

However, please pressure CNN international with emails and phonecalls
complaining about the unbelievable bias coming out of America
to hundreds of millions of international viewers!!!!

[Twinkie]

We great unwashed out here all KNOW what a partial birth abortion is! With the time limits (and it seemed like Kerry got a break in the time frames) he did an excellent job of getting in what he needed to. Of course, Bush won. .
good grief. Everything that possibly needed to be mentioned had to fit in the time limitations, and it's easier to Monday morning quarterback than to actually have to do it.

[Mike Bates]

A clear victory for Kerry. I know this because CNN's Bill Schneider told me so.

Michael M. Bates: My Side of the Swamp

[Gabz]

I respect your opinion, but totally disagree.

I was happy with the second debate, but tonight I was EXCITED.

Bush won it hands down.

IMHO

[Ruth C]

When you are watching Chris Matthews and see his face get red when he reads the 'instant' poll as 75% Kerry, 25% Bush, he has to say quietly 'these polls are not scientific'. It's good for a laugh.

[ArmedNReady]

Bush needs to adopt this NIN song as his them:

"I won't back down, no, I won't back down. You can stand me up at the gates of hell and I won't back down."

- NIN, Johnny Cash