Kerry FUCKED up BIG TIME

[ELVIS]

The part where Kerry clearly failed was his "global test" remark, implying that the US takes no action whatsoever without UN approval...

[Pink Spider]

Why, oh why, did I watch that "debate" last night?

I really want that hour and half of my life back.

But, Kerry won. Not hard to do considering who he was up against.

[VanJay011379]

Originally posted by FORD

Because the dumb son of a bitch can't say "Nuclear" :D

Really? Got a clip?

[Seshmeister]

Do a google search

[BITEYOASS]

Originally posted by VanJay011379
Really? Got a clip?

If you think that was shocking, what about the part where Bush made a mistake in saying that Saddam Hussein was the greatest threat to america? I didn't even have to watch the debate. Since just listening to it live on NPR, I can tell that Kerry had the upperhand. But I won't be convinced until I see the VP debates. Cheney will probably throw a bitch fit if Edwards mentions the administration's links to Haliburton. :D

[worldbefree]

I love the way Bush spent 90 minutes repeating the same old tired lines over and over again. Kinda reminds me of DLR LOL.

Edwards is going to crush Cheney the same way Kerry did Bush. Any person with an ounce of common sense knows Kerry won the debate last night.

Chris Berman can replay part of the debates when Bush was talking and use his fumbling bumbling line during Primetime next Sunday night.

[Big Train]

Apparently, you didn't notice Kerry doing the exact same thing.

Cheney is gonna eat Edwards alive. Edwards is a trial lawyer with very limited experience on the national stage. Cheney is well informed and expresses himself better than Bush does, an area I'm willing to admit has never been Bush's strong suit (and an area people use to say he is stupid, unfortunately). Edwards will need to pull a miracle out to make that happen.

[ODShowtime]

Originally posted by Big Train
Apparently, you didn't notice Kerry doing the exact same thing.

Cheney is gonna eat Edwards alive. Edwards is a trial lawyer with very limited experience on the national stage. Cheney is well informed and expresses himself better than Bush does, an area I'm willing to admit has never been Bush's strong suit (and an area people use to say he is stupid, unfortunately). Edwards will need to pull a miracle out to make that happen.

I just don't know how you can believe anything Cheney says when he's been contradicted by so many authoritative sources like the 911 Commission. I won't believe a word he says.

[Big Train]

By that very same token, I wonder how you can believe ANYTHING by Kerry...

Question I have is how does Kerry plan to "create new global alliances". None of the parameters have changed, nor does he have any experience in doing such a thing. His "foreign policy" has always been to visit with leaders, kiss their ass. Nothing more.

Or the other major whopper of the evening. "I plan to change the dynamics on the ground in Iraq"? WTF? With what, Oreos and milk for the insurgents? Shut the fuck up.....

[DLR'sCock]

You guys are just mad that Bush was exposed for the ilinformed, frustrated, egotistical, chimp that he is....Bush got his ass handed to him...

It was pathetic that this guy is our president, adn all he did was repeat the same 5 or 6 talking points over and over....

He was practically beggin and pleading for people to feel sorry for him, "I'm the prezzzident, dontha buhlieve me....???"...



When the sock puppet Bush doesn't have the Puppetmaster Cheney's hand up his ass and speaking for him, the puppet deflates......

[Guitar Shark]

Originally posted by Sgt Schultz
Sgt Schultz is always going to be honest with you.

John Kerry totally kicked Bush's butt last night. No question about it. Up until last night I felt pretty sure that Bush would win the election. After the debate I now think Kerry has a good chance of winning.

Some random points to consider.

1. All night Bush has a pissed off, annoyed look on his face. To me and I think other voters, this said "I really don't want to be here and endure questions" - i know what others are saying - that Leher didn't ask Kerry about his Senate record or antiwar activites but come on - this is a debate about being President and it is fair to question the sitting President about his foreign policy and the war in Iraq. He owes us answers, as any sitting President does, and to just repeat tiny sound bytes of crap isn't going to cut it. He has to do better than this - way better.

2. All night Bush kept saying the SAME THING - "We're doing good work", "It's a tough job" - you know what I say - bullshit - we, the American people are OWED more of an answer than that. If there is more of an answer than give it to us. If i was on Bush's staff I'd be kicking him in the pants today. Totally piss-poor answers.

3. Kerry sounded much more intelligent and lucid than Bush. Bush often went over his time allotment and then when Bush would storongly aslk for 30 more seconds - he'd just hemm and haw and spout the same crap - if you are going to ask for 30 more seconds then SAY SOMETHING. Good God.

4. For anyone who was listening, I think that Kerry DID explain his position on Iraq very clearly. If you don't understand, you aren;t listening. And Bush's response - the same. Yikes.

The feeling of diappointment may pass, and I'm sure Kerry will go out and say something dumb to make me feel better about last night but as it stands now, the bUsh campaign had better be worrying.

Quality post right there.

[Big Train]

Cock,

I'm not mad and I give Kerry his due. He is a better robot, no doubt. Speaking of the same 5 or 6 talking points, they were BOTH guilty of that. Only difference, as detailed in my other thread,only Dubya's positions have remained consistent. Who wouldn't be frustrated talking to a robot who only spits out what he thinks will work in the moment?

[DLR'sCock]

Originally posted by Sgt Schultz
Sgt Schultz is always going to be honest with you.

John Kerry totally kicked Bush's butt last night. No question about it. Up until last night I felt pretty sure that Bush would win the election. After the debate I now think Kerry has a good chance of winning.

Some random points to consider.

1. All night Bush has a pissed off, annoyed look on his face. To me and I think other voters, this said "I really don't want to be here and endure questions" - i know what others are saying - that Leher didn't ask Kerry about his Senate record or antiwar activites but come on - this is a debate about being President and it is fair to question the sitting President about his foreign policy and the war in Iraq. He owes us answers, as any sitting President does, and to just repeat tiny sound bytes of crap isn't going to cut it. He has to do better than this - way better.

2. All night Bush kept saying the SAME THING - "We're doing good work", "It's a tough job" - you know what I say - bullshit - we, the American people are OWED more of an answer than that. If there is more of an answer than give it to us. If i was on Bush's staff I'd be kicking him in the pants today. Totally piss-poor answers.

3. Kerry sounded much more intelligent and lucid than Bush. Bush often went over his time allotment and then when Bush would storongly aslk for 30 more seconds - he'd just hemm and haw and spout the same crap - if you are going to ask for 30 more seconds then SAY SOMETHING. Good God.

4. For anyone who was listening, I think that Kerry DID explain his position on Iraq very clearly. If you don't understand, you aren;t listening. And Bush's response - the same. Yikes.

The feeling of diappointment may pass, and I'm sure Kerry will go out and say something dumb to make me feel better about last night but as it stands now, the bUsh campaign had better be worrying.

An honest man....good post.

[BigBadBrian]

I thought the whole "debate" was incredibly boring.

[Warham]

The first debate means dick in the overall picture. Most undecideds, all 10 of them, watch all three debates before they really make up their mind.

Gore won the first debate in 2000, Bush then proceeded to clean his clock in the other two.

I have a good feeling we'll see a reinvigorated Bush in the second debate.