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US Presidential Debates 2004

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Parra Power

Manager
ahahahahhahaha......... fox news rules (H)


thats right....... bush won the debate and the key point in the whole thing was that kerry contradicted himself over whether Sadam was a threat. and at least bush is giving a reasonable timetable



:evil::evil::evil:
 
R

Run DMB

MVP
Bush looked very uncomfortable. And he was being too nice. I was impressed by Kerry. He did not hold back his criticism, he didn't play nice. He was confident and came off looking very strong.
 
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Parra Power

Manager
Originally posted by Run DMB
Bush looked very uncomfortable. And he was being too nice. I was impressed by Kerry. He did not hold back his criticism, he didn't play nice. He was confident and came off looking very strong.
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not according to fox news

"i felt he did a good job of showing his heart"

senator kerry showed that he was inconsistant.... that the american people see it


:evil::evil:

im loving this :evil:
 
K

kickin_kyle

Senior Squad
you also seem to be enjoying this smilie :evil: :evil:

i only watched a little bit and the part i saw bush seemed to be doing pretty well but after my dad told me that he got owned by Kerry. and that seems to be what most of you are saying..... but then again there's fox news :p
 
H

Hakeem

Superman
The Daily Show is on right now talking about the debate.

Im not a fan of Jon Stewart but he's really having fun right now with all the stuff Bush said :rofl:
 
R

Run DMB

MVP
Originally posted by Parra Power
not according to fox news

"i felt he did a good job of showing his heart"

senator kerry showed that he was inconsistant.... that the american people see it
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I'm listening to that too now.

What debate were these people watching? :kader:
 
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Parra Power

Manager
15 minutes interviewing bush's advisor compared to 30 seconds with kerry's advisor....... did somebody say credible, unbiased meda? :evil:
 
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AhmedK

Min
yeah, how blind can these people be, Bush's body language said OWNED, to me anyway.


Did anyone notice how bush refused to shake hands with Kerry at the end? he shook hands with his wife, then ranof the stage while Laura Bush was talking to Kerry.



Oh, and did anyone see how Kerry's wife pulled her head back when Kerry kissed her too long, maybe he tried to stick his.....nevermind.....:(
 
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Jacky

Senior Squad
bush was funny...he kept on bitting his lips, tapped on the table, drank water, stopped and took long pauses, looked around when Kerry was talking, couldn't pronounce some words, rage in his eyes, kept avoiding the questions, repeated the same arguments because he couldn't find anything else to say...

:rofl:

I'm looking forward to next friday's debate.... I usually don't watch the previous debates... but this one is interesting (and funny)...... hmm... maybe it's coz now I'm eligible to vote.... but too bad I'm not American


and that part "What about Poland!?" was the highlight for me... so funny....
 
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Gerrard 17

Fan Favourite
Yes Kerry came off strong. But he didn't have much substance if you think about it.

"I would not have let this happen"
"I will be much better at this"
"I know I can improve it"
"I will do a better job"

Well anyone can say that, but I didn't hear him say HOW he was gonna do all that.

The President is Bush, the Vice President's a Dick
So a whole lot of fucking is what we gon get
 
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xxxFLYERxxx

Starting XI
The liberal bias of you people is making me sick. You make it seem like Kerry was god-like tonite.

Bush was going in circles. So was Kerry. Both were unconvincing.
 
V

Vagegast

Banned for Life [He likes P. Diddy]
Am I the only one who thinks it was tie or a slight win for Bush? Bush succeeded (with help of Jim Lehrer) at talking about what Kerry said before the start of the war. Why didn't Kerry bring up the current situation more? Nothing on today's bombings, nothing on the beheading and kidnappings. He mentioned once that there were more soldiers killed in July than June, more in August than July, etc.

Bush also succeeded in questioning Kerry's consistency, while Kerry was talking more about Bin Laden > Osama.

Anyway, the post-spin debate will be this. Kerry said the cost for Iraq are $200 billion, but it is only $119 billion. Bush said that we have 100,000 trained Iraqis though in reality it's only 50,000. This boring was really repetivie, worse than the 2000. 2000 highlight's was Gore sighing all the time, this had no highlights at all. :|

I also have a picture in the "spin-room" off C-Span 2 of John McCain. Heavily sweating and part of his face is red and swollen.. he was getting all agitated and pissed at the reporters. Wesley Clark looking very solid I have to say. Karen Hughes wants to murder one of Kerry's family members. Gen. Franks is making small talk, he won't spin for Bush. (H) Giuliania's wife's a MILF (Y)


Best line of the night... Bush: "You forgot Poland." (H) :rockman: Nah, seriously he was very, very on message. Which makes him the winner for me. Keeps hammering the same point which is how an incumbent wins.


Here's the schedule for the debates by the way:


Sept. 30, Florida: Foreign Policy (Jim Lehrer; PBS)
Oct. 5, Vice-Presidential Debate (Gwen Ifil; PBS)
Oct. 8, Missouri: town-meeting w/ undecided voters (Charles Gibson; ABC)
Oct. 13, Arizona: domestic (Bob Schieffer, CBS)

I'll probably have more to say on this later on so expect for more rants :p (H)
 
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xxxFLYERxxx

Starting XI
When Kerry was asked to explain how Bush has lied to the American people, Kerry responded with pure bull****. It was an extremely lame response and he just repeated what he had said before.

This guy sucks.
 
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Vagegast

Banned for Life [He likes P. Diddy]
You talking about this Flyer? Transcript.
LEHRER: New question, two minutes, Senator Kerry.

"Colossal misjudgments." What colossal misjudgments, in your opinion, has President Bush made in these areas?

KERRY: Well, where do you want me to begin?

First of all, he made the misjudgment of saying to America that he was going to build a true alliance, that he would exhaust the remedies of the United Nations and go through the inspections.

In fact, he first didn't even want to do that. And it wasn't until former Secretary of State Jim Baker and General Scowcroft and others pushed publicly and said you've got to go to the U.N., that the president finally changed his mind -- his campaign has a word for that -- and went to the United Nations.

Now, once there, we could have continued those inspections.

We had Saddam Hussein trapped.

He also promised America that he would go to war as a last resort.

Those words mean something to me, as somebody who has been in combat.

"Last resort."

You've got to be able to look in the eyes of families and say to those parents, "I tried to do everything in my power to prevent the loss of your son and daughter."

I don't believe the United States did that.

And we pushed our allies aside.

And so, today, we are 90 percent of the casualties and 90 percent of the cost: $200 billion -- $200 billion that could have been used for health care, for schools, for construction, for prescription drugs for seniors, and it's in Iraq.

And Iraq is not even the center of the focus of the war on terror.

The center is Afghanistan, where, incidentally, there were more Americans killed last year than the year before; where the opium production is 75 percent of the world's opium production; where 40 to 60 percent of the economy of Afghanistan is based on opium; where the elections have been postponed three times.

The president moved the troops, so he's got 10 times the number of troops in Iraq than he has in Afghanistan, where Osama bin Laden is.

Does that mean that Saddam Hussein was 10 times more important than Osama bin Laden -- than, excuse me, Saddam Hussein more important than Osama bin Laden? I don't think so.
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What I think are good lines underlined. Botched the second one.
 
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xxxFLYERxxx

Starting XI
For some reason, i remember "lies" being used in the question but i guess thats the one.

That was the perfect oppotunity for him to tell us exaclty how Bush has lied to us, and he blew it. After that i said to myself, so Bush hasnt really lied (not true). But the average American will believe that.
 
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