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I already beat you to that joke. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/image...ies/tongue.gif

I know who I'd vote for: http://www.drunkduck.com/Culture_Shock/

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I still want to see a five-way debate with Badnarik, Cobb, and Nader included. It is very unlikely to happen this year, but maybe in 2008.

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Damned 2 party, corporate-controlled system...

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I want to see Nader debate these too. Liberal Nader is a walking hypocrite with his endorsements from the conservative Reform party.

But Anyone who dares to think this is a draw or bush won needs to stop taking LSD or huffing clorine tablets for the pool. Bush did no better than Al Gore or Dan Quayle this time.

But on quotes, when bush asked kerry "Do you think the soldiers in iraq died for a mistake?" Kerry should have shot back, flat and level, "No, they are dying for your mistake." and not say another word after that on that topic.

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Never mind. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/image...s/confused.gif

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Saecrh the web for a file named 4-28-03-bushvbush-hres.mov (if you google it you can find it on the first page that comes up) that settles the point on flipflopping for me, it's like if people change their minds it's a bad thing, imho people should be allowed to change their minds, wether for worse or better (and that also depends on your point of view) but if nobody changes their minds about anything we wouldnt even have to have any debates because everyones mind would already be set on whom they will vote (an it seems that is the case already for 80% of the americans, because they will not sway from their oh-so-beloved political party)

if you didnt notice i'm critisizing both sides here.

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Yeah that was kindof the point I was making. Another word for "flip flop" would be flexible, another word for "determined" would be fanatical. Most of the flip-flops mentioned on Kerry sound pretty reasonable when you look at them. There were always changed situations, or changes to what was originally agreed on when he said he would go one way, or perfectly good details involved with changing his mind. Sounds like a good thing to me. Even if he WERE weak willed it would amount to listening to his advisors which would be a good balancing factor.

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Considering that 62.5 Million people watched the Debate Thursday, I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss the effect Bush's performance had.

62.5 Million people got to watch Bush slouch over the podium, sneer, shuffle the same piece of paper over & over, stammer, studder, repeat "it's hard work" 11 times, and continuously link Saddam to 9/11 (despite Kerry pointing it out towards the end). On the other side those 62.5 million people got to see Kerry stand straight & proud all night, smile, respond sharply, and not repeat the same points over and over again.

Kerry acted like a President should, while Bush acted like a man who finally wasn't being sheltered in a small auditoriom with 5000 loalty-oath signing blind supporters. Being out in the real world can only hurt Bush more.

Bush's only hope now of not comming off as a complete stubborn incompetent boob is the Town Hall Debate, because that Last Debate on domestic issues is going to be a slaughterfest with Bush on the dinner table with an apple in his mouth.

Here piggy piggy piggy...

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"Well, actually, he forgot Poland. And now there's 30 nations involved, standing side by side with our American troops".

Looks like Poland isn't in Iraq for the long haul:

Poland could withdraw Iraq troops

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I don't agree. I was a Bush supporter before the debate. Mostly because Kerry is such a slimey little toad that I can't stand him, but after seeing Bush debate the "issues" I am firmly back into the Undecided camp. I mean seriously, how can you vote for a President that comes across as a nitwit who has trouble tying his own shoes. I can't take anything Bush or Kerry says at face value since they both lie their teeth out to get the job.

Just once in this country I'd like to have a president that I could vote FOR instead of one that i'm just voting AGAINST in a desperate attempt to avoid the inevitable.