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[Endaar]

New here, but been around on various boards for a while.

Actually, I'm not trying to create a thread there. Just trying to submit this as a topic. It's a form on the website, but the php script doesn't seem to complete and the submission won't go through. The same problem exists when trying to register for the message board there, so I'm wondering if there isn't something funny with the site right now.

Thanks for the comments in any event.

Endaar

[Navy_Navy_Navy]

Well, gosh, he's got those pretty new porcelain veneers - why shouldn't he show them off?

I would..... See?
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[Ohio Voter]

It may or may not turn out to be a "gotcha" but I don't agree. Kerry did not pull the item out in front of everybody. He turned his back on "everyone". And the cameras were not supposed to be taking pictures from behind the podium. It may have been a sneak he expected to get away with. Or it might be something legit that he was allowed to have.

The president was writing because they were not impeded from taking notes during the debate. They could not bring any props or helps to the podium.

"props, notes, charts, diagrams or other writings or other tangible things," but they have unfettered flexibility when it comes to taking
notes."
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/9760312.htm?1c

[kimberly]

I hope that everyone can calm down, inspite of the 'trolls'. It would be a shame for this thread to be closed. I am disabled and watch a lot of tv. I noticed Kerry's 'deed' after watching that same intro on Fox about a gazillion times;) and came here to disclose what I saw and ask questions. If it weren't for many people sending information to the bloggers and media, it probably would continue to go un-noticed.

Since I started this thread, I have noticed many of the republican pundits question each other about why Bush seemed so distracted, distant, indignant and angry. I have speculated that Kerry's deed may have been seen by Bush and that may explain Bush's behavior. It's IS pure speculation on my part, I know. If I've broken a rule, I apologize, please advise if needed.

Thank you
Kimberly


(Admin note - you didn't break any rules and you're cool. We now return you to your regularly scheduled investigation. EJ)

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[msindependent]

Endaar, it may not work till in the morning. I can't tell you how many times I've had problems on the weekends with various sites. I don't know if they get hacked, just overloaded, or what. Good luck.

[BB Stacker]

What we know so far is that Kerry brought something to the podium that he removed from the right inside coat pocket with his left hand. He did this removal while his back was turned to the audience. Everything else to this point is speculation.

We know that the rules stated that nothing was to be brought to the podium, no notes, no pens, no props.

Question: What did he bring? As the answer to this question could have influenced the debate in a substantial way, it must be answered. Did he have permission to bring something from both the moderator and the Bush campaign? The moderator alone could not have given permission to bring any additional items without the agreement of the Republicans. Did the Republicans give such permission?

The obvious speculation is that he brought something in the form of a cheat sheet. If so, what was in it is irrelavent. Speculation of what it was or where it came from is only going to lead to many dead ends. The only thing that would matter, if true, is that he violated the rules; he cheated. What type of cheating matterials matters very little.

Is Kerry capable of such shameful and low class behavior? Well I guess one would have to look at his history. Everyone on this site knows the answer to that question. This entire website exists because of his shameful and low class behavior. He cheated on his medals, he cheated to get out of Viet Nam early and he cheated in his VVAW activities to name just a few. He has a long history of this cheating behavior. Cheating in a Presidential debate would not be out of charactor from his past behavior.

What he took out of his pocket must be brought to light. The American have a right to know the truth of what took place, not speculation. Will it change how the debate went? No! But it will give the American people important information as to the charactor of the men who seek to be President for the next four years. And that will have to do.

[Misty]

[kimberly]

[BB Stacker]

Kimberly, I would think so. It depends on how well the information is put out. The fact is there is no way to repeat the audience of the first debate. And the Dems are spin-masters extroadinare. Still, enough media time could make a difference if it is done quickly. The longer it takes to get the info out the less effect it will have.

[tford60]

Wharever it was, is illegal! The lad will not stop, an d neither will the democrats, and jim lehrer! Why bother watching that lying waste of human skin? You know, whatever he does wont pass the smell test!

"kerrius stinlimus maximus"

Tom
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[neverforget]

The next thing we are going to hear is that he did have permission from Lehrer or someone else.
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[Wynne]

I've been away all day. When I left this morning this thread had 6 pages -- now it has 12! AND the topic is on DRUDGE! Way to go, guys and gals!!!

Going back to p. 6 now to read through all the posts.
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