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To: Dante3
The President should have been hammering Kerry on his Gulf War vote in the debates. The President barely mentioned it in passing. That should have been the focus of Bush's debate plan.

That Kerry vote is a TRUE indication of how liberal, and out-of-touch he is!! After all, even countries like Syria, Saudi Arabia and Egypt participated in the coalition. I guess even that wasn't enough to satisfy Kerry's TOTAL APPEASEMENT leanings!!

The President must keep the focus on THAT vote in the remaining time until Nov. 2!!

15 posted on 10/16/2004 1:07:49 PM PDT by stockstrader
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To: stockstrader

Yes, he should have been hammering him on this and other points. I suspect tha there's a lot Bush didn't say because he's president and needs certain allies and the UN. I keep wondering what might happen in the next few days if he takes the gloves off about the French and the CORRUPT UN and really undercuts Kerry's argument for getting the French, Russians, and Germans involved....along with the UN. They were all on the take and Bush can't say that.


18 posted on 10/16/2004 1:22:52 PM PDT by THJNewYorkCity (From the NYTimes: Did Mr. Kerry volunteer for dangerous duty?)
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To: stockstrader
The President must keep the focus on THAT vote in the remaining time until Nov. 2!!

Fat chance of that happening. The President spent more time in the third debate talking about the protraits hanging in the White House than he did about Kerry's Gulf War vote.
21 posted on 10/16/2004 1:27:31 PM PDT by GoBucks2002
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To: stockstrader

I agree.


23 posted on 10/16/2004 1:41:06 PM PDT by Dante3
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