Thanks. Traffic was up, but it was the kind of traffic I tend to get for big political events.
Len,
I do recall hearing him say something along those lines, and thought at the time the number was in error. I am not sure it is the kind of thing that will matter all that much, however.
]]>Here is a wrap-up of the Bush Kerry debate from various sources (including a few liberals). My opinion is that Kerry won style and presentation while Bush won substance. However, the public may need a few days for an opinion… ]]>
When Jim Lehrer asked confirmation from both Bush and Kerry that nuclear proliferation was the most serious threat facing a president both concurred and Bush added : �In the hands of a terrorist enemy�. Now given what went on before, ]]>
Commissar - Good balanced coverage as I would expect. Wizbang - Jay Tea basically whinning. LOL! Rusty - Didnt See it. He was in class. (Working… Unlike the rest of us). I was licking pork chop gravy off my fingers… ]]>
The aristocrat vs the cowboy. Result: a wash. ]]>
All Kerry was saying is that, all things being equal, it’s better to do things that make us look good rather than doing things that make us look bad.
There was only about five minutes devoted to homeland security, an area in which Bush is horrendously weak. If, for instance, Ike were president I don’t think he would release illegal aliens who were from terrorist-sponsoring countries into the U.S. When faced with the possibility that terrorists were infiltrating the U.S. via our borders or that Al-Qaida is recruiting local U.S. gang ties I don’t think Ike’s version of Tom Ridge would make the ludicrous claim that there was no sign of terrorists trying to cross border.
Perhaps during the other debates we’ll have two minutes of sputtering as Bush attempts to apologize away his utter failure to protect the homeland.
]]>All Kerry was saying is that, all things being equal, it’s better to do things that make us look good rather than doing things that make us look bad.
There was only about five minutes devoted to homeland security, an area in which Bush is horrendously weak. If, for instance, Ike were president I don’t think he would release illegal aliens who were from terrorist-sponsoring countries into the U.S. When faced with the possibility that terrorists were infiltrating the U.S. via our borders or that Al-Qaida is recruiting local U.S. gang ties I don’t think Ike’s version of Tom Ridge would make the ludicrous claim that there was no sign of terrorists trying to cross border.
Perhaps during the other debates we’ll have two minutes of sputtering as Bush attempts to apologize away his utter failure to protect the homeland.
]]>In the first presidential debate the topic was foreign policy, which turned heavily towards Iraq for the first 30+ minutes. It is my opinion that John Kerry carried the first portion of the debate, not because of the issues, but because it appeared tha… ]]>
Curious how your site’s ratings were.
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