[BurkesLaw]

Let's hope Kerry continues his losing streak in the debate tonight. If Mr. Orange presents his usual arrogant, huffy, patrician self, it should be a walkover for Bush!

[billhilly]

The New York Times can spin the debates as much as they want to, but they can't make Kerry likable.

[glock rocks]

This thread has the whole article posted:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1231024/posts

[djpg]

Here's something that I worry about. Do you remember how Clinton's people lowered expectations about his courtroom appearance in the Lewinsky affair? They set it up so that all he had to do was look half-way reasonable and people would rethink their opinions of him. If they use the same strategy, Kerry will stifle his natural tendency to be arrogant and hostile. If he succeeds, he will swing some undecideds, who expect him to act like a total Clymer, to his side.

If he acts in this debate as he has been acting on the campaign, his handlers are idiots.

[prophetic]

whether its a Blanket Party or a Fragging, but Kerry is gonna get his @ss whoooped by Bush in these debates BIGTIME.

He's a aristocratic snotnosed liberal and trying his darnest to try to fool everyone that he isnt one but the public aint buying it.

[N. Theknow]

Captain Nuance says if our horse is drowning we should changes horse in mid-stream.

To make it easier to tell who's who in this horse race, he becomes a horse of a different color. The kind of color you get when you mix red and yellow.

[DustyMoment]

IMO, the debates will be the end of Kerry's WH dream. His speaking style is so bombastic and pontificating compared to Bush's "folksy" style, it will be an immediate turnoff to the undecideds who will quickly decide that they don't want to have to listen to an elitist ass beat his gums about it being Bush's fault for the next 4 years.

It's the same thing that cost Algore the WH.

[Liz]

Amid a solid stream of bad news, The New York Times reported on its own poll -- showing Kerry 8 points behind Bush -- in an article titled: "Bush Opens Lead Despite Unease Voiced in Survey." The Times bases its "unease" conclusion on some secret documents recently given to them by Bill Burkett. This would seem to go against the 80 percent likability rating among Bush supporters I cited previously -- but hey, it's good to see Jayson Blair working again .....

Watta relief........Jayson's got a job.

[AmericanMade1776]

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/politicalparody/

[Timocrat]

If Mr. Orange presents his usual arrogant, huffy, patrician self, it should be a walkover for Bush!

If an Orange American wins the Whitehouse would this be a triumph for diversity?