Posted on 09/30/2004 5:57:19 PM PDT by Admin Moderator
Thread 1 - Pre-Debate discussion
Last Sunday Gen. Abizaid implied that Osama's been dead for some time now. I think he's right, but he sure as heck hasn't been leading Al Queda out front from anywhere on this planet for a long time.
President Bush demostrated his heart!!!!!
Got that from Peggy!!!
Well said. To my mind, Kerry debated, and Bush campaigned.
Pray for W and Our Troops
you need to add one more:
6) The whole global warming thing is base on half a cup of science.
He recognised that the major gaffe in tonights deabte was Kerry's "Global Test" which he called him on immediately.
Rememeber those words, "Global Test", you'll be hearing them a lot very soon.
Despite what the pundits or gloom/doom freepers are saying...President Bush's poll numbers will be up tomorrow.
This was not a debate to score points against Kerry to score points, as some would have wished. No, this was a forum for President to convince folks to vote for him.
He did. And, he even asked for their vote, which Kerry did not. LOL
Yes I can. . .
Your a "Drama Queen"
So There....
I think we're going to see Cheney drop the hammer on every single point we wished Bush would have hammered on tonite. The Enforcer is up next and you can bet that 1. Nuke fuel 2. Bunker busting bombs 3. World approval will be discussed and really hammered on.
Let Bush act like a President. Cheney will do the dirty work come next week.
Dick Morris "Bush won on substance, Kerry won on Style"
I agree. Kerry looked like nothing else but a prissy New England schoolmarm standing behind his podium, with that self satisfied smirk on his bony face, nodding at the grades he was giving to the uneducated farmboy. Trouble for Kerry is that more people in the swing states identify with the farmboy than the fast talking yankee schoolmarm. Kerry might as well of had a hairnet and a bun behind his head.
Dick Morris on FOX now.
I'll expand...I've talked to many (including a local Nashville talk show host) that LIKES it when Bush leans over the podium, looks directly into the camera and lays out his position in no uncertain terms.
It means he's being real and not managed.
Kerry wants to have six-party talks and bilateral talks - he wants his flip and his flop too! Of course the whole point of having the 6-party talks is that this shouldn't be about the NK blackmailing the U.S. for false promises. This should be about exerting diplomatic pressure from various players to get Kim to reconsider his position. Holding six-party talks and bilaterals talks is inconsistent and sends the wrong message to Kim Jong Il. John Kerry likes sending the wrong message to our enemies.
MSNBC has "focus" group on.....all pro-Kerry (it's in Ohio) and the one past Bush voter is swinging towards the dufus. They all say they as still undecided after tonight, but hat Kerry did better. Ugh. Being in Ohio, they are waiting until the domestic agenda debate....Bush could have done more for them locally....Now Chrissy Matthews is saying Ralph Reid looked more down and depressed tonight than he has ever seen him.
Well, with regard to my comments, you might wish to pause and extract feet from mouth or head from posterior. I didn't comment on whether or not LOOKING tired hurt him.
My comment was that if he was tired, it may explain some of his performance. IE substance - not style. It appears you're looking to vent on somebody about your perceptions rather than what is actually being said, at least on my part. If you want to argue that, you'll need to argue elsewhere because there is no argument here.
Agree. Lots of grist for Bush to grind-up on the trail.
The pundits are already picking Kerry apart. Wait until talk radio does it!
Karen liked the way the President showed his true self!
And so did I !!! Thanks. :^D
I Agree,Meek
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