[DMCForum] Re: The Village Idiot Returns: Anyone Watch 1st Presidential Debate?

["content22207" <brobertson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Trust me -- Bush sounded as uncomposed as he looked. Not very
presidential. What amazes me is his supporters interviewed afterwards
and this morning. Claim he scored a "knockout" and "exposed Kerry".
Wonder which debate they were watching? Perhaps their television sound
was turned down as well.

You'd make a good Republican. They also love to spend government money
(according to the GAO: since 1980 more than Democrats, thank you very
much) without tax income. Leaves the country in a bit of a financial
bind however.

Bill Robertson
#5939

>--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Walter Coe" <Whalt@xxxx> wrote:
> Yeah, I watched the debate.  I probably am not going to vote
> at all because I have too many conflicting political
> opinions.  (For example, I think the whole world should be
> entitled to welfare, but I dont think anyone should be taxed
> to fund it.)
> 
> It looks to me like Bush made the same mistakes that Nixon
> made with Kennedy.  Bush kept stuttering, batting his eyes,
> speaking with a hillbilly accent.  His suit didn't contrast
> well with the blue background.  His blue tie matched the
> background helping to camouflage him.  His eyebrows were
> indistinct.  On the other hand, Kerry's red tie complimented
> the red pinstripe trim of the background.  His black suit
> contrasted sharply.  I could see his eyebrows.  He
> continually had this smirk like he was ready to start
> laughing at Bush for throwing the debate.
> 
> I'm not saying that I would vote for Kerry (or Bush for that
> matter.)
> 
> I did not listen to what they said.  That was boring.  I was
> too amused by how they said what they said and what they
> were wearing.  Luckily for Kerry, he managed to either wash
> off or cover up that orange tan-in-a-tube that he put all
> over his face the week before.  I was surprised he would try
> something so tacky.
> 
> And the amazing thing is that I could sit there for 1.5
> hours too distracted by how they acted to notice what they
> were saying.  But then I could have been even better
> entertained by staring at a blank wall.  I need help. ;-)
> 
> Walt

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