[Bushruffneck]

Well it's white, square and it's not a pen! Possible PDA?

[jocon307]

It's a sheet of paper, I think, 8 1/2 x 11, he unfolds it, it seems pretty clear. This video is much better than the others.

[Troublemaker]

Dumb question incoming....what's a PDA? The only PDA I know & worry about is the one regarding my kids and their boyfriends/girlfriends. Sorry for being totally clueless on this.

[Paladin2]

Definately came out of his pocket and definately NOT a pen.

[dufekin]

It probably was just the questions that Jim Lehrer would ask. I'm sure that Lehrer shared or possibly even developed them with the Kerry campaign, not the Bush campaign.

Additionally, Kerry handlers had to have a tool to keep him on one non-self-contradictory message for the entire debate--always a problem for the groundless candidate. So he probably just had his DNC-certified talking points--including vituperation against Bush.

As such, everything that Kerry said in the debate is considered CERTIFIED TRUE and indisputable.

According to the rules of the debate, Bush was not permitted to have a similar list of answers or to know the questions in advance. Considerer Kerry's information bulletin a form of affirmative action designed to level the playing field. It was NOT CHEATING--that's for sure; Democrats NEVER cheat because the rules do not apply to them.