Debate, War, etc.
Iraq is NOT Vietnam, it's Guadalcanal. Excellent argument.
Take this poll. Interesting to see the results. 51% who took the poll said would vote for Kerry. 60% of same people said Bush would win. How the hell can that be!?!?!?! A lot of insecure Democrats is my guess. Issues rank higher than leadership character and party affiliation. How the hell can that be? All the major news talked about after the debate was how good Kerry looked and how confident and how stately. He didn't say shit about the issues except to proclaim "I will be tough on terrorism." or something like that. Just because he said it doesn't mean it'll happen. And if it does, for how long? A week? Or until some other issue makes the news? Or what if France and Germany decide he shouldn't? National Security was the most important issue. Way ahead of foreign affairs and the economy. The way things are now, foreign affairs should be lumped in with national security. That means 56% said that was most important. I happen to agree. (Unless foreign affairs means kissing Germany and France's asses.) All the other stuff doesn't add up to a hill of beans unless we are secure and safe.
I didn't watch the debate last night. I heard it was a draw. Doesn't that mean Cheney won? I mean they couldn't come out and say Cheney won so they had to say it was a draw. Here's the transcript. I think he won. Speaking of that debate, here is the fact checker.
Finally, A biased but very funny and insightful debate review of the debate.
the Nyquil kicked in. good night
Take this poll. Interesting to see the results. 51% who took the poll said would vote for Kerry. 60% of same people said Bush would win. How the hell can that be!?!?!?! A lot of insecure Democrats is my guess. Issues rank higher than leadership character and party affiliation. How the hell can that be? All the major news talked about after the debate was how good Kerry looked and how confident and how stately. He didn't say shit about the issues except to proclaim "I will be tough on terrorism." or something like that. Just because he said it doesn't mean it'll happen. And if it does, for how long? A week? Or until some other issue makes the news? Or what if France and Germany decide he shouldn't? National Security was the most important issue. Way ahead of foreign affairs and the economy. The way things are now, foreign affairs should be lumped in with national security. That means 56% said that was most important. I happen to agree. (Unless foreign affairs means kissing Germany and France's asses.) All the other stuff doesn't add up to a hill of beans unless we are secure and safe.
I didn't watch the debate last night. I heard it was a draw. Doesn't that mean Cheney won? I mean they couldn't come out and say Cheney won so they had to say it was a draw. Here's the transcript. I think he won. Speaking of that debate, here is the fact checker.
Finally, A biased but very funny and insightful debate review of the debate.
the Nyquil kicked in. good night
posted by Skip at 10/06/2004 08:26:00 PM
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