Posted on 10/17/2004 8:44:37 PM PDT by neverdem
LOL! Would love to be a fly on the wall!
LOL
Mine raised minnows in the backyard because he liked to fish.
What was this thread about now? :-)
I like seeing that this was in the NYSlimes.
I've heard this line of argument stated a number of times in slightly different ways but I don't quite buy it.
This battle has been for the undecided voters for quite some time. The way I look at it, Sen. Spitball is basically assuming that most undecided voters are homophobic.
President Bush's core constituency is informed enough to know that John Kerry is the one to worry about when it comes to legalizing marriage between people who engage in homosexual acts. Undecided voters are not.
A caller to his show tonight made an excellent point about Kerry's comment:
Suppose the moderator of the debate had asked the two candidates a question about the growing problem of obesity in the United States, and President Bush had said something to this effect: "We should ask the wife of my opponent's running mate about this -- 'cause she's 'bout as big as a house, ain't she?"
> Kerry will, I hope, assert his essential decency
> by apologizing with sincerity.
This is not going to happen.
Kerry is psychologically incapable of apology,
about anything.
Further, he incapable of sincerity as well,
and his acting skills are inadequate to fake it.
***** I BEG YOUR PARDON?
What else was Dick Cheney supposed to do? Turn around and punch the daylights outta Edwards? (I wish...)
John Edwards was on Fox News (I think) Friday explaining that Cheney had thanked him after his (Edwards') bringing up the subject. Either way it's interpreted, Edwards loses: 1) he's clueless about important social clues or 2) he's lying and devious.
He's a WW II Vet that didn't much care for the French he'd met.
Ms. Edwards is very lucky that W didn't associate her with a serious over-eating disorder when he answered questions recently about health care.
Such is my hope.
Safire stated that two-thirds of those polled think that
what Kerry did was wrong. That compares with what I have
seen. However, I believe that, in fact, more than 80% of
Americans likely think that a political stunt of this nature
is generally a rotten thing to do. I would submit that the
reason why the poll revealed only a two to one result is
that many Democrats are willing to let this crap slide
when it is a Democrat candidate doing the sliming.
I've sat in a lounge chair with a beer in one hand and my fishin pole in the other
while fishin in my backyard swimmin pool.
(Special lure with hooks removed so as to not damage the pool while not
catching the non existing fish.)
Drove the neighbors nuts.
Well after all...we're talking about John (This is NOT a good man) Kerry./
Sgt,
Yes Sir!
W knows that a farmer somewhere would go under if she cut her meals by only half.
She gets Christmas and birthday cards from her local Mickey D's.
Mightly unfortunate title considering the content.
Kerry is not a good man.
I was too. Her sleazy pseudopsychological diagnosis of "ashamed" was offensive to everyone, including liberal psychologists and watchers of Oprah. I'll bet TeRAYza sends her a nice big bowl of raisins and gin to help her get over her stupid lowlife gaffe.
I was too. Her sleazy pseudopsychological diagnosis of "ashamed" was offensive to everyone, including liberal psychologists and watchers of Oprah. I'll bet TeRAYza sends her a nice big bowl of raisins and gin to help her get over her stupid lowlife gaffe.
I sort of wish Cheney had just sat there for .. oh, say, 30 seconds or so, staring at Edwards. Then, just said something like, "I can't believe you said that." And then to Lehrer, "next question."
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