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I couldn't believe that Governor Bush was only given 30 seconds to respond to LIES PACKAGED IN GROUPS OF FOUR OR FIVE by McLawyer.

What really annoyed me was "LIE, LIE, LIE, LIE, LIE. Governor Bush knows this." Knows what? Just that you are lying?

McLawyer really was telling lies.

The "Liberty City" lie is one I caught, as McLawyer surely knows that area, near Miami, is where Gov Jeb Bush and a local black leader together co-founded the state's first charter school. So for McLawyer to then say in his closing statement, "Oh, gee, I happened to be in Liberty City and those kids never get any help," or however he put it, was very disingenuous.

Also, according to reliable sources, there was no "$3 billion surplus" left over from Gov Lawton Chiles as McLawyer stated. Because I wanted to know: If there was, then, why didn't Dem gov Chiles use that surplus to make teacher salaries #1 in the nation? Answer: Because there actually was no such surplus. (But, McLawyer could not stand to let people think Gov Bush had actually increased the state's education budget to keep up with the growing population.)