To: Williams
Good point. But it's just so frustrating to listen to Kerry's dribble without calling him immediately on it.
2 posted on
10/01/2004 12:17:39 PM PDT by
waldorf
To: waldorf
Sometimes the best battle plan is to let your opponent advance with little opposition until he commits himself and then attack from all sides. It is starting to look like that was the strategy here.
9 posted on
10/01/2004 12:22:18 PM PDT by
jimthewiz
To: waldorf
Kerry is campaigning here in Flordia today. He is making fun of Bush making fun of him. He is trying to convince whoever is listening that he does NOT flip flop. Yada yada.
I think Bush needs a new sound bite. Here's one. Kerry wants to give nuclear fuel to Iran. That ought to make the security moms a bit nervous.
To: waldorf
I was calling him on everything he said loudly and with Passion, it's just that the only one who heard me was my dog and possibly my neighbors. You are right, it was very frustrating. I do agree though that it was part of the plan. We went into this ahead and we want to keep it that way. I am sure sKerry had more canned statements he could have used, but Bush kept them at a minimum by staying on message. I believe the further away from the debate we move the happier we will be with the strategy.
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