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John Forging Documents Billionaire Ketchup Boy Kerry wrote:
No one is buying his BS in the debates about Global Test
for US defending itself!
Eat #@($ neo-cunt, your days are numbered:
Kerry takes shock lead in first poll after TV debate
'The American dream is on the ballot a month from today' says newly
revitalised Democrat challenger
By David Usborne in New York
03 October 2004
The race for the White House appeared to have been upended last night after
a first national poll taken in the wake of Thursday night's first televised
presidential debate showed the Democrat challenger, John Kerry, retaking a
narrow lead over the incumbent, George Bush.
The Newsweek poll found John Kerry and his running mate, John Edwards, with
a small advantage of 47 per cent to 45 per cent over Mr Bush and Dick
Cheney, if it was a three-way contest with Ralph Nader. Without Mr Nader, an
independent, the gap grows to 49 per cent versus 46 per cent.
Democrats will delay rejoicing until they see other polling results. The new
lead is within the statistical margin of error. Yet Newsweek reinforced
instant polls taken on Thursday suggesting that viewers thought Mr Kerry had
out-performed the President. Among those who watched the face-off, 61 per
cent said Mr Kerry was the winner while 19 per cent said the same for Mr
Bush.
Even before the new numbers came out, there was an unmistakable tone of
confidence in Mr Kerry, who yesterday switched his focus from Iraq and
foreign affairs to domestic issues. Campaigning in Florida, he charged that
Mr Bush had forsaken the middle class and re-electing him would mean "more
of the same".
"For the last two years, I've travelled all over this country and listened
to the stories of Americans struggling to make ends meet," Mr Kerry
declared. "I've also shared their frustration at this administration's
constant state of denial, which neglects their needs." Domestic ground
from tax cuts to health care and education are to be the theme of a second
debate this Friday in St Louis, Missouri.
Mr Kerry reiterated his theme from Thursday that Mr Bush had made the "wrong
choices" for America, but this time targeting the issues of health care,
education and even rising petrol prices. He told his audience in an Orlando
high school that under Mr Bush, two incomes "barely cover the basics" for
many families. He added: "The American dream is on the ballot a month from
today."
The President, who embarked yesterday on a journey by bus through the
critical swing state of Ohio, has sharpened his attacks on his opponent,
whom he continues to characterise as inconsistent, hesitant and ill-equipped
to lead troops in a war that he has called a mistake.
But there was evidence that even some of the President's own cohorts were
disappointed by a performance on Thursday that often showed him looking
irritated and frustrated. Viewers were struck by his repeated fidgeting and
blinking at the podium while his opponent spoke.
Karl Rove, his top political aide, conceded to reporters that Mr Kerry "is
arguably the better debater of the two", while insisting that on substance,
Mr Bush was surely the victor. The Republican Senator John McCain agreed
that it had been Mr Kerry's "brightest moment", as he "came out slugging".
Thursday's debate drew an audience of 62.5 million Americans, less than for
this year's Superbowl but larger than for the Oscar ceremony in March. Only
46.6 million tuned in for the first encounter between Al Gore and George
Bush four years ago.
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John Forging Documents Billionaire Ketchup Boy Kerry wrote:
Eat #@($ neo-cunt, your days are numbered:
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Eat Maggots you Kerry ass licker.
Both the ABC and CBS polls found the debate had very little immediate impact
on people's vote.
And look at the record of who viewers thought won the first debate in
previous presidential campaigns.
In 1984, they thought Walter Mondale beat Ronald Reagan in the first debate.
In 1988, Michael Dukakis edged out then-Vice President George Bush.
The first debate in 1992 was a big victory for Independent candidate Ross
Perot.
And in the first 2000 debate, Vice President Al Gore edged out George W.
Bush.
None of those first debate winners won the election.
http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/10/01/kerry.ppw/index.html
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John Forging Documents Billionaire Ketchup Boy Kerry wrote:
Eat Maggots you Kerry ass licker.
Both the ABC and
CBS
!!!
Bwahahahahahaaaaaaaaa!
The have no credibility acording your you neo-con
scumbags, Rove already burned them with the pseudo-forged
documents caper.
polls found the debate had very little
immediate impact on people's vote.
Yep, and now, 48 hours later, there is such an
impact that your war criminal Liar in Thief
G aWol Bu$h is LOSING in the election polls.
Now open wide, maggot!
http://snipurl.com/9i2i
Kerry takes shock lead in first poll after TV debate
'The American dream is on the ballot a month from today' says newly
revitalised Democrat challenger
By David Usborne in New York
03 October 2004
The race for the White House appeared to have been upended last night after
a first national poll taken in the wake of Thursday night's first televised
presidential debate showed the Democrat challenger, John Kerry, retaking a
narrow lead over the incumbent, George Bush.
The Newsweek poll found John Kerry and his running mate, John Edwards, with
a small advantage of 47 per cent to 45 per cent over Mr Bush and Dick
Cheney, if it was a three-way contest with Ralph Nader. Without Mr Nader, an
independent, the gap grows to 49 per cent versus 46 per cent.
Democrats will delay rejoicing until they see other polling results. The new
lead is within the statistical margin of error. Yet Newsweek reinforced
instant polls taken on Thursday suggesting that viewers thought Mr Kerry had
out-performed the President. Among those who watched the face-off, 61 per
cent said Mr Kerry was the winner while 19 per cent said the same for Mr
Bush.
Even before the new numbers came out, there was an unmistakable tone of
confidence in Mr Kerry, who yesterday switched his focus from Iraq and
foreign affairs to domestic issues. Campaigning in Florida, he charged that
Mr Bush had forsaken the middle class and re-electing him would mean "more
of the same".
"For the last two years, I've travelled all over this country and listened
to the stories of Americans struggling to make ends meet," Mr Kerry
declared. "I've also shared their frustration at this administration's
constant state of denial, which neglects their needs." Domestic ground
from tax cuts to health care and education are to be the theme of a second
debate this Friday in St Louis, Missouri.
Mr Kerry reiterated his theme from Thursday that Mr Bush had made the "wrong
choices" for America, but this time targeting the issues of health care,
education and even rising petrol prices. He told his audience in an Orlando
high school that under Mr Bush, two incomes "barely cover the basics" for
many families. He added: "The American dream is on the ballot a month from
today."
The President, who embarked yesterday on a journey by bus through the
critical swing state of Ohio, has sharpened his attacks on his opponent,
whom he continues to characterise as inconsistent, hesitant and ill-equipped
to lead troops in a war that he has called a mistake.
But there was evidence that even some of the President's own cohorts were
disappointed by a performance on Thursday that often showed him looking
irritated and frustrated. Viewers were struck by his repeated fidgeting and
blinking at the podium while his opponent spoke.
Karl Rove, his top political aide, conceded to reporters that Mr Kerry "is
arguably the better debater of the two", while insisting that on substance,
Mr Bush was surely the victor. The Republican Senator John McCain agreed
that it had been Mr Kerry's "brightest moment", as he "came out slugging".
Thursday's debate drew an audience of 62.5 million Americans, less than for
this year's Superbowl but larger than for the Oscar ceremony in March. Only
46.6 million tuned in for the first encounter between Al Gore and George
Bush four years ago.
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John Forging Documents Billionaire Ketchup Boy Kerry wrote:
!!!
Bwahahahahahaaaaaaaaa!
The have no credibility acording your you neo-con
scumbags, Rove already burned them with the pseudo-forged
documents caper.
Yep, and now, 48 hours later, there is such an
impact that your war criminal Liar in Thief
G aWol Bu$h is LOSING in the election polls.
Now open wide, maggot!
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Stealing others insults huh Necropheliac.
..
And look at the record of who viewers thought won the first debate in
previous presidential campaigns.
In 1984, they thought Walter Mondale beat Ronald Reagan in the first debate.
In 1988, Michael Dukakis edged out then-Vice President George Bush.
The first debate in 1992 was a big victory for Independent candidate Ross
Perot.
And in the first 2000 debate, Vice President Al Gore edged out George W.
Bush.
None of those first debate winners won the election.
http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/10/01/kerry.ppw/index.html
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John Forging Documents Billionaire Ketchup Boy Kerry wrote:
Stealing others insults huh Necropheliac.
You ain't the sharpest tack in the box, are you moron?
And look at the record of who viewers thought won the first
debate in previous presidential campaigns.
That was then, this is now!
http://snipurl.com/9i2i
Kerry takes shock lead in first poll after TV debate
'The American dream is on the ballot a month from today' says newly
revitalised Democrat challenger
By David Usborne in New York
03 October 2004
The race for the White House appeared to have been upended last night after
a first national poll taken in the wake of Thursday night's first televised
presidential debate showed the Democrat challenger, John Kerry, retaking a
narrow lead over the incumbent, George Bush.
The Newsweek poll found John Kerry and his running mate, John Edwards, with
a small advantage of 47 per cent to 45 per cent over Mr Bush and Dick
Cheney, if it was a three-way contest with Ralph Nader. Without Mr Nader, an
independent, the gap grows to 49 per cent versus 46 per cent.
Democrats will delay rejoicing until they see other polling results. The new
lead is within the statistical margin of error. Yet Newsweek reinforced
instant polls taken on Thursday suggesting that viewers thought Mr Kerry had
out-performed the President. Among those who watched the face-off, 61 per
cent said Mr Kerry was the winner while 19 per cent said the same for Mr
Bush.
Even before the new numbers came out, there was an unmistakable tone of
confidence in Mr Kerry, who yesterday switched his focus from Iraq and
foreign affairs to domestic issues. Campaigning in Florida, he charged that
Mr Bush had forsaken the middle class and re-electing him would mean "more
of the same".
"For the last two years, I've travelled all over this country and listened
to the stories of Americans struggling to make ends meet," Mr Kerry
declared. "I've also shared their frustration at this administration's
constant state of denial, which neglects their needs." Domestic ground
from tax cuts to health care and education are to be the theme of a second
debate this Friday in St Louis, Missouri.
Mr Kerry reiterated his theme from Thursday that Mr Bush had made the "wrong
choices" for America, but this time targeting the issues of health care,
education and even rising petrol prices. He told his audience in an Orlando
high school that under Mr Bush, two incomes "barely cover the basics" for
many families. He added: "The American dream is on the ballot a month from
today."
The President, who embarked yesterday on a journey by bus through the
critical swing state of Ohio, has sharpened his attacks on his opponent,
whom he continues to characterise as inconsistent, hesitant and ill-equipped
to lead troops in a war that he has called a mistake.
But there was evidence that even some of the President's own cohorts were
disappointed by a performance on Thursday that often showed him looking
irritated and frustrated. Viewers were struck by his repeated fidgeting and
blinking at the podium while his opponent spoke.
Karl Rove, his top political aide, conceded to reporters that Mr Kerry "is
arguably the better debater of the two", while insisting that on substance,
Mr Bush was surely the victor. The Republican Senator John McCain agreed
that it had been Mr Kerry's "brightest moment", as he "came out slugging".
Thursday's debate drew an audience of 62.5 million Americans, less than for
this year's Superbowl but larger than for the Oscar ceremony in March. Only
46.6 million tuned in for the first encounter between Al Gore and George
Bush four years ago.
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John Forging Documents Billionaire Ketchup Boy Kerry wrote:
You ain't the sharpest tack in the box, are you moron?
That was then, this is now!
http://snipurl.com/9i2i
Kerry takes shock lead in first poll after TV debate
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Not in Liberal LA.
LA TIMES POLL SUNDAY: Bush's favorability rating among debate viewers
actually improved slightly (although within the survey's margin of error).
Before debate, 51% of watchers viewed Bush favorably, 49% unfavorably;
after, numbers were 52% and 47%...
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John Forging Documents Billionaire Ketchup Gigolo Kerry wrote:
Not in Liberal LA.
LA TIMES POLL SUNDAY: Bush's favorability rating among
debate viewers actually improved slightly (although within
the survey's margin of error). Before debate, 51% of
watchers viewed Bush favorably, 49% unfavorably; after,
numbers were 52% and 47%...
And how many Electoral College votes does LA get, idiot?
Kookiefornia is a BLUE state, numbnuts.
Your criminal lying chimp is GOING DOWN!
"We should not march into Baghdad. To occupy Iraq would
instantly shatter our coalition, turning the whole Arab
world against us and make a broken tyrant into a latter-
day Arab hero. Assigning young soldiers to a fruitless
hunt for a securely entrenched dictator and condemning
them to fight in what would be an unwinable urban guerilla
war, it could only plunge that part of the world into ever
greater instability."
-George H. W. Bush 1998
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John Forging Documents Billionaire Ketchup Gigolo Kerry wrote:
And how many Electoral College votes does LA get, idiot?
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When LA Liberals agree with Bush , then Kerry is toast . Besides Kerry is
caught on Video cheating in the debates.
http://www.drudgereport.com/dnc57.htm
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"S. O. Damocles" <so@damocl.es> wrote in message news:<rNJ7d.45$OR6.12639@news.uswest.net>...
John Forging Documents Billionaire Ketchup Gigolo Kerry wrote:
And how many Electoral College votes does LA get, idiot?
About five electoral votes. (Los Angeles has one-tenth of
California's population.)
Kookiefornia is a BLUE state, numbnuts.
Yes, it is. And the LA Times Poll does show a slight increase in
President Bush's favorability ratings and a slight decrease in his
unfavorability ratings.
Michael
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