d3adz0mbie

d3adz0mbie

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What I want to know is who would win in a knife fight. Bush is from Texas, and were pretty tough down here. I say scrap the third debate, throw both of them in an arena with some 12" blades and let them decide the next four years in a free for all. Survival of the fittest baby.

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Internal ABC memo: What it says: Halperin Memo Dated Friday October 8, 2004 It goes without saying that the stakes are getting very high for the country and the campaigns - and our responsibilities become quite grave I d

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Kerry befuddling his answers aside, Bush was extremely energtic and awake, with clear, concise answers that people could understand. Both were on the attack, but I have to think Kerry just repeated himself in a very negative fashion while Bush actually connected in a way his supporters were hoping for.

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Kerry sitting there saying that Bush owned a timber company and was a corporation was funny... especially when Bush stood up and said he didn't know he owned a lumber company! "Want some wood?" is a classic.

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Switch your scores for debate #3 Drag, Bush got alot more laughs and connected to the audience better than Kerry...not to mention Kerry really started stuttering at the end and was difficult to understand, thus taking off some of the 'style' pressure from Bush. People finally got to see that both canidates can stumble.

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I never knew you were a pesimist Draginol, Bush squeeked by Kerry on this one. He hit alot of questions out of the park, and only missed one real oppurtunity (Kerry jumping on the 90% casualties, 90% of the cost slurs again). Decent little political event.

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Rumors are circulating that an internal ABC memo has told its reporters to put the post debate coverage of Bush under closer scrutiny than Kerry. The memo supposedly states that although Kerry stretches and distorts the truth, his exagerations are not central to his election bid. More on this as it develops. <!-- Ju-Anchor

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The draft: There wont be a draft if Bush is re-elected. To break his promise of 'no draft' would create a backlash against the Republican party unlike any ever seen. Besides, it wont be needed; Iraqi troops ARE being trained, even if its not at a pace acceptable to Democrats (who seem to think everything can be done by waving a magic wand). The 'mistake' of Iraq: This week we see that going into Iraq was more needed than we knew,

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Ive been posting on JoeUser now for a few weeks now, and Ive finally broken below the 200 rank. Yay for me. But I still am not certain how all the features on this site work. For example: I read other peoples blogs and they have custom links in their side bar. I try to add custom links under My Account and they dont show up. What gives? How do I trac

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Deference: Youre showing how people dont actually listen to The President, to Condoleeza Rice, to Powell and others. I work from home and keep the cable news networks (all three) in constant rotation. I cant count how many times someone from the administration would hold a press conference before the war listing reason after reason, then the news corrospondant would cut in and only talk about WMDs. Not revisionist, just irritated that people ca

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BakerStreet: Actually, instead of "WTF!" we'll hear how everything is President Bush's fault. Kerry has already started to lay that on thick, by talking about he's not cure how bad the Iraq 'mess' will be on Jan. 20th. These guys are just too far out to be believed. And you're right (heh), it won't be President Bush's fault if Kerry wins, I'm just getting irritated that his campaign is missing the easy stuff.

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Once again we have a problem with propoganda. Who is to say that Brad wont invest his money back into the economy? Most people classified as rich are small business owners filing under a personal status, not the heirs to Ketchup fortunes. These small business owners are the very people that drive the US economy by hiring others, buying in bulk and really investing in the use of international transportation. It seems like class warfare to me

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Here's how tax cuts work, simplified for those of you that believe Republicans "favor the rich". The governent needs $100, so they tax Joe, Sue and Brad. Joe is poor, so he pays $10. Sue is middle class, so she pays $25. Brad is rich, so he pays $65. The government has $100. Time passes, and for whatever reason the governmen

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I'm starting to get irritated at President Bush for throwing this election to John Kerry. A year and a half ago this President had the highest approval ratings in history, and now we're looking at 48%/ 48% polls showing a neck and neck race. This shouldn't even be a contest between President Bush and Kerry, and it's starting to piss me off. The public has on

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Sir Peter obviously fears me, as he has yet to offer an adequate reply to a rather pointed comment concerning his asinine views. I find his lack of promptness no longer worthy of my attentions.

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Oil for food. The loophole in international sanctions against Iraq. Four years ago it seemed like a great idea, trading Iraq's natural resource for food for it's citizens in the face of strict international sanctions. Two years ago, Russia, France, Germany and others STRONGLY oppose the USA invading Iraq. Two years ago, these same countries wanted to lift sanctions.<B

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I see alot of people going back and forth about the war in Iraq, alot of people that don't understand North Korea or Iran, and it's really time that this very straightforward international dimplomacy be laid out in terms EVERYONE can understand. US diplomacy under the current administration follows a clear three step path that is easy to follow. <font color

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Thanks goodness the United States of America is a Republic that elects the President using the Electoral system set forth by the Constitution. Kerry can have the popular vote for all I care, Bush can take the electorate.

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thatoneguyinslc: Here's an idea, when you acquire a BA friom Yale and an MBA from Harvard AND get elected to the most powerful leadership position in the history of the world, perhaps then, and only then, will you be qualified to pass judgement on a sitting Presidents intelligence. As it stands, your accusations of Bush having a lower than average intelligence are comparative to Matt LeBlanc saying that Al Pacino doesn't know how to act;

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Prove God does not exist, and I will then prove that he does. Who is to say that the big bang is not the handiwork of a greater diety? Evolution merely a tool for a higher power? Who are we to know the mind and will of the universe? To define God is to be obtusely arrogant, to deny the possibility of God is ignorance defined.

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