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1 posted on 10/01/2004 10:52:24 AM PDT by SmithPatterson
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To: SmithPatterson

Uninformed= Demoncrats


2 posted on 10/01/2004 10:53:07 AM PDT by big'ol_freeper ("Freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having the right to do what we ought."-Pope JPII)
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To: SmithPatterson
I hope I am wrong but it may be possible we are now looking at a renewed Kerry lead.

Don't worry. You are wrong.
3 posted on 10/01/2004 10:58:27 AM PDT by microgood
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To: SmithPatterson

Not another "THE SKY IS FALLING" conservative. Sheesh!


5 posted on 10/01/2004 10:59:06 AM PDT by MoJo2001 (famous last words: .....Sure it's compatible!)
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To: SmithPatterson
Mr. Slick may have won, but in style only and not in substance. His message was the same. When asked questions about what he would do, he went on his typical attack and was caught B.S.'ing as usual. I dont believe the longer term statistics will show Kerry won this in substance. Lets see what the polls show in a week.
6 posted on 10/01/2004 10:59:08 AM PDT by oneoftheothers
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To: SmithPatterson

I think it is wrong to determine a voting position based on last night's watered down debate format. A 2 minute answer followed by a few second rebuttal does not lend enough time to give a good answer to anything. It gives Kerry enough time to waft on his vision for international policy since the time frame did not allow for specifics to be discussed.
The questions that Mr. Lehrer gave to Kerry and Bush were not very strong. It appeared they were geared to give Kerry an advantage. Next time, President Bush needs to be less kind and get Kerry on his senate record, his lack of experience in international matters. Bush also needs to go after Kerry regarding his promise to get "international" cooperation--who is Kerry talking about? Kerry must be specific so we can all know what he is up to.


7 posted on 10/01/2004 10:59:14 AM PDT by truthingod
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To: SmithPatterson
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Today Bush said:

Kerry had once supported removing Saddam Hussein from power but now "says it was all a mistake."

They connected the dots in 1998 but Senator Kerry and MSM can't seem to connect the dots in 2004.

Here is an easy to read chart of what the media was saying pre-911 (and after): Connect the Dots...Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden.

Lots of facts and quotes about the president-wannabe at the John F. Kerry Timeline.
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9 posted on 10/01/2004 11:02:33 AM PDT by christie (John F. Kerry Timeline - http://www.archive-news.net/Kerry/JK_timeline.html)
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To: SmithPatterson

This is absolutely correct. I came into to work and one of my co-workers said that Kerry was throwing out more "facts" than Bush. When I pointed out that a statement must be true in order to be a fact he didn't seem to grasp that concept. Because Kerry threw out more lies the uninformed percieve those lies to be facts. Very, Very scary!


10 posted on 10/01/2004 11:04:28 AM PDT by Barb4Bush
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To: SmithPatterson

"I hope I am wrong but it may be possible we are now looking at a renewed Kerry lead."

This guy is fos.


13 posted on 10/01/2004 11:08:34 AM PDT by rj45mis
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To: SmithPatterson
Kerry put on a smooth used car salesman's presentation and it would be convincing to the ignorant and even more so if they didn't pay close attention.

Kerry stipulated that the defense of America would be subjected to a "global test" before being implemented, and later said that he would "unilaterally" use force for "humanitarian" reasons in Sudan.

There you have it, for those that paid attention, America would be sacrificed for anyone foreign. But would never be defended unless "global" leaders gave permission.

14 posted on 10/01/2004 11:08:57 AM PDT by Navy Patriot
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To: SmithPatterson

I am John Kerry.



I was against the first Iraq war, I am against the second Iraq war, but I voted for it. Now I'm against it but I was for it. I support the UN. I'm against terrorism and against the Iraq war. But I voted for the Iraq war. So, I voted against the first war and supported the second war, wait...



I'm against gay marriage but for gay unions. I support gays but think the San Francisco mayor is wrong. I support gay marriages. No, wait, gay unions.



I'm Catholic. Wait, I'm Jewish. My dad was Jewish. But I was raised Catholic. What am I? I don't want to confuse people.



I am for abortions, but wait, I'm Catholic, and Catholics are pro-life. But I might consider putting pro-life judges in office, but I'm not sure. I do know I voted for a pro-life judge, but I stated that it was a mistake.



I went to Vietnam. But I was against Vietnam. I testified against fellow US troops in Vietnam, threw my medals away and led others to do the same. But I am a war hero. Against the war.



I stated I threw my medals away then I threw my ribbons away. I then revealed that I threw my ribbons away but not my medals, then lately I stated that I threw someone else's medals away and never threw anything of mine away.



I believe Ribbons and medals aren't the same thing. Medals come with ribbons, so now I believe that ribbons and medals are the same thing besides the fact that ribbons are cloth and medals are medal.



I wrote a book that pictured the US flag upside-down on its cover. But now I fly and campaign in a plane with a large flag right-side up on it. But sometimes, we fly upside-down for fun.



Yasser Arafat is a hero and a statesman. The Israelis shouldn't kill Palestinian terrorists, but they should stop terrorism. Yasser Arafat is a terrorist supporter. I support Mideast peace.



I am for the common man, unlike Bush. I am against the rich. But my family is worth 700 million dollars has a jet and many SUVs. I am the common man.



I am against sending jobs overseas. My wife is a Heinz heir. Heinz has most factories offshore. I am against rewarding companies for exporting jobs as long as it is not Heinz.



I own $1 million in Wal-Mart stock. I believe Wal-Mart is evil by driving small business owners out of town. I am a capitalist and I own part of Wal-Mart but I am a good guy for small corporate America.



I own SUVs when I talk to my followers in Detroit, MI. Teresa owns SUVs, I don't, when I talk to tree hugging followers. I have a campaign jet that gets 1/3 mpg, which is great fuel efficiency.



I am against making military service an issue in presidential elections. I defended a draft dodger Clinton and stated that all serve in their own capacity whether they draft dodge or not. Did I mention, I served in Vietnam and am a hero? Are you questioning my patriotism? I served in Vietnam. My opponent didn't. I have three purple hearts! I am a hero. I am qualified to run this country since I served.



I spent christmas of 1968 in Cambodia, being shot at by the drunken South Vietnamese and the Khmer Rouge, while president Nixon was lying to the country and saying that there were no troops in Cambodia. What's that you say, Nixon wasn't president in 1968, well it must have been some other president then. Who was that president with the a phony silver star, it was probably him.



Are you sure the Khmer Rouge were not active until 1970, well I guess I must not have been there then. That's right I was actually in my basecamp in Vietnam at least 55 miles from the Cambodian border and I spent the evening writing in my journal about being in Cambodia. I got confused after I said it so many times between 1968 and 1986.



I am a real hero though, just spend three minutes with the people who served with me and they will tell you. No, not those 200 plus veterans who served with me and say I lied, and not all those veterans that signed affadavits that say I am a phony, I mean just these 8 people that travel around with me (my band of brothers).


16 posted on 10/01/2004 11:11:54 AM PDT by webster
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To: SmithPatterson

bttt!


18 posted on 10/01/2004 11:13:20 AM PDT by nmh (Intelligent people recognize Intelligent Design (God).)
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To: SmithPatterson

I also want to point out that Saddam Hussein may have found a really good defense lawyer--in John Kerry! Mr. Kerry claims that Hussein was not worth the invasion and removal-there were other countries that were a more considerable threat--thanks--why doesn't Kerry just side with the terrorists?


20 posted on 10/01/2004 11:16:16 AM PDT by truthingod
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To: SmithPatterson
WELCOME TO THE GRIM FREEPER CLUB!


21 posted on 10/01/2004 11:17:07 AM PDT by COURAGE (A charter member of the Grim FReeper Club)
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To: Callirhoe
Weyrich agrees with what you were saying last night.
22 posted on 10/01/2004 11:17:26 AM PDT by Flying Circus
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To: SmithPatterson

Kerry is good at what he has done all his life, that is being a politician that blows in the wind and talks nonsense in a smooth way, while accomplishing nothing and having no convictions/positions that didn't come from a poll. He may have passed the Global Test but he failed the AMERICAN test. He is a hollow shallow facade of a person who speaks with forked tongue......


24 posted on 10/01/2004 11:17:43 AM PDT by rolling_stone
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To: SmithPatterson
Kerry Was Convincing To The Uninformed

I was flamed for saying that last night. Hope Carl Rove has some magic to work!

26 posted on 10/01/2004 11:19:39 AM PDT by Nov3 (They knifed babies, They raped girls, They forced children to drink their own urine)
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To: SmithPatterson

"Kerry Was Convincing to the Uninformed"


So was Adolph Hitler.


27 posted on 10/01/2004 11:22:10 AM PDT by Don Simmons (Annoy a liberal: Work hard; Prosper; Be Happy.)
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To: SmithPatterson
In summary, Bush is a nice guy. He doesn't have it in him to go for the jugular. He could have hung Kerry's record around his neck. He didn't. His performance didn't hurt him with his base. He was hurt with voters who are not locked in

I wonder just how many aren't committed. If 30 million listen to RUSH & the remainder were dems just who were the undecideds? Give the Bush debate preparers a D-. Frenchie could have been wiped up but now he's in the hunt. Tommie Daschole is smiling today - Darn!

28 posted on 10/01/2004 11:23:55 AM PDT by Digger
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