Thursday
14 October 2004
Thorough debate analysis
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Bush: My opponent is a flip-floppin’, baby killin’, high taxin’, big spendin’, tree-huggin’, French-lookin’ liberal!
Kerry: I have a plan…
Me: yawn. YAWN. zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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defining moment:
“Five hundred thousand kids lost after-school programs because of your budget.
Now, that’s not in my gut. That’s not in my value system, and certainly not so that the wealthiest people in America can walk away with another tax cut.
$89 billion last year to the top 1 percent of Americans, but kids lost their after-school programs. You be the judge.”
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My defining moment:
GW: “I don’t think you can reliably quote news sources … uh, umm, ah, umm (listening to that wire in his ear?) uhh … *ahem* I would like to quote the _______ report that says …”
I spit my coffee all over my screen, laughing so hard.
The only wise thing I heard in the whole insane exercise in rhetoric was when they both admitted that their women were smarter :P
And least I got a good laugh, personally, I think politics should do more.
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I’ve got to agree: at some point, politics has to transcend the amusingly entertaining - which this campaign most definitely has been - and evolve into something more substantial, something that can positively impact our lives. Thus far, I haven’t seen it.