How 'bout that debate?

karmakaze · Post by **karmakaze** » Sat Oct 02, 2004 6:39 am

quote from bush went something along the lines of "the root of kerry being indecisive is that he is indecisive." ummm wtf is that supposed to mean?

Also, did anyone hear bush taking credit for actions that the U.N. did?

Also, i don't really see how kerry is indeindecisivees he has changed his oppiopinione. However, that is a valuvaluableribute to have. the ability to adapt when new circumstances or information come about. I mean.. If you are driving towards a cliff you want to change directions right?

Bush is a moron.

Dewey C. Howe · Post by **Dewey C. Howe** » Sat Oct 02, 2004 11:57 am

I think the American People lost on that debate because the refused to let me debate! Bush and Kerry were both to afraid of what I have to say!

Vote for me Dewey C. Howe for President in 2004

gray · Post by **gray** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 2:49 am

ophelia wrote:
pink_spider11 wrote:Maybe I'm just simple minded...but was that a real word that bush said that sounded like it was supposed to be 'fiercely' but it sounded clocer to...well...I can't even really type it. It was about 9 min. in though... *shrug*

I caught that word as well. My grammar nazi hackles went up. I'm still not sure what the hell word he made up, but I taped it, so I'm going to try and translate it later.

The word of the night was 'vociferously' which by all appearences is not supposed to be in shrubby's vocabulary. Me, Emily, and even some of my co-workers caught it. This is one of the rare instances where shrubby let his gaurd down and used a big word. Further proof that the 'big dumb texan' image is a bit of a farce. 'All the better to lure you into a false sense of superiority, my little country.' Think of other well known Wartime Presidents and the bearing they adopted. (OK if you give up, Lyndon B Johnson, is who I am referring to.)

But no mind, Kerry soundly trounced Bush in that debate. His approach and bearing was far more professional and reasonable. He only evaded one question, and handly turned Bush's attacks back on him, He was direct when he needed to be and descriptive in his supporting arguments. Bush was insolent, petulant, and worst of all appeared arrogent and unprepared.

Let's see how the next two go. Watch them on CSPAN if you can, they split screen the whole debate.

karmakaze · Post by **karmakaze** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 4:04 am

Kerry's biggest downfall is that he is actually intelligent. When he speaks he makes valid points, but only the smart people get what he is saying. Joe Fucking Redneck is not going to understand anything that Kerry says, but Bush on the other hand, as pointed out, has the vocabulary of a 3rd grader. Easy to understand. He speaks on the same level as Joe Fucking Redneck. So they are then left with 2 options. To be baffled with intelligence or baffled with bullshit. Unfortunately, the last time I checked, us smart people are quite outnumbered.

Mother Mo · Post by **Mother Mo** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 10:52 am

Yes, CSPAN is what we watched it on, so we saw all those funny faces Shrubby kept displying while Kerry spoke.

I can't wait for the VP debate now. It'll be like Luke v. Vader. Sorry, but Cheney is only good at being scary. Edwards' winning trial lawyer smile (compare with Clinton's before the infamous blow job queen) will surely win over alot more Americans than Cheney's dry, somber demeanor. Take him down, John!

judas gnb · Post by **judas gnb** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 2:12 pm

had edwards ran a typical campain wth nasty ads and mudslinging we would be talking about edwards v. bush in which case i would be debating on who to vote for cause truth be told i really like edwards

deadjester · Post by **deadjester** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 10:52 pm

Hardcoregirl · Post by **Hardcoregirl** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 11:03 pm

Mother Mo wrote:I can't wait for the VP debate now. It'll be like Luke v. Vader. Sorry, but Cheney is only good at being scary. Edwards' winning trial lawyer smile (compare with Clinton's before the infamous blow job queen) will surely win over alot more Americans than Cheney's dry, somber demeanor. Take him down, John!

LOL...my grandfather (a card-carrying Democrat, WWII vet that spent his retirement in the American Legion and DAV helping disabled vets get their benefits...RIP) used to call Dick Cheney "ol' curly lip" according to my grandmother...lol.

Its funny, in the apartment building my grandma lives in, for the elderly, they are not allowed to put political signs on their doors, but when you open her door, you see a huge "Kerry/Edwards" sign on her fridge.

A couple years ago, her doctor was asking her some questions to make sure she wasn't senile I guess.,...like, "what is your name", birthday, what year is it, etc.

He asked, "who is the president" and she said, "Oh lord, please don't make me say his name!!"

Codeine Coma · Post by **Codeine Coma** » Mon Oct 04, 2004 5:44 am

karmakaze
Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2004 5:04 am Post subject:
Kerry's biggest downfall is that he is actually intelligent. When he speaks he makes valid points, but only the smart people get what he is saying. Joe Fucking Redneck is not going to understand anything that Kerry says, but Bush on the other hand, as pointed out, has the vocabulary of a 3rd grader. Easy to understand. He speaks on the same level as Joe Fucking Redneck. So they are then left with 2 options. To be baffled with intelligence or baffled with bullshit. Unfortunately, the last time I checked, us smart people are quite outnumbered.

This is exactly what I was trying to say earlier. 8-)