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[Misty]

[Lily]

Forget the silly online polls that desperate Dems are stuffing, here's what even some bias commentators are saying. From Kerry Spot at NRO.

NBC's Tom Brokaw: "Dick Cheney Reminded Me Of George Foreman, Kind Of A Slow Gait, But A Powerful Right-Hand When He Unleashed It In A Number Of Areas As He Went After The Kerry-Edwards Ticket." (NBC's "Special Coverage," 10/5/04)

MSNBC's Ron Reagan: "This Time, I Think The Chattering Classes, And I Include All Of Us Among Them, Will Come Out On The Side Of There Was A Stature Gap There, And It Was To Cheney's Advantage." (MSNBC's "Hardball," 10/5/04)

MSNBC's Chris Matthews Calls The Debate Between Vice President Cheney The "Howitzer" And Senator John Edwards The "Water Pistol." (MSNBC's "Hardball," 10/05/04)

MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell: "I Think Dick Cheney Did Awfully Well, At, First Of All, Putting John Edwards In His Place. Saying That I Have Been Presiding Over The Senate, And I Didn't Meet You Until Tonight. Talking About His Not Having Been On The Job Was Pretty Devastating." (MSNBC's "Hardball," 10/5/04)

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough: "I Tell You, Tonight, No Doubt About It, Edwards Got Obliterated By Dick Cheney. This Is The Most Surprising Part. This Debate Actually Turned In Cheney's Direction When They Started Talking About Domestic Issues. I Thought Cheney Handled The Foreign Policy Issues Very Well." (MSNBC's "Hardball," 10/5/04)

[vet_supporter]

The ******** are really hammering the online polls. World Net Daily put up their poll about three hours ago and already have almost 7,000 votes for Edwards.

I've watched the WND polls for several years. They never have that much activity in such a short period of time because they are put up late at night. Also, WND usually has a very conservative audience.

I guess the ******** are really working to make the illusion that Edwards won when in reality he got demolished. I just hope that the people see through the illusion being promoted by the MSM.
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[Mark]

I believe that Edwards said "the rich" pay a lower Federal Income Tax RATE (15%) on dividends that the rates paid by "troops on the ground in Iraq".
I thought all military pay in a combat zone is excluded from FIT taxation at least for enlisted (it was during Vietnam, and was $500/mo. for officers).
Did the rules change or was this just another in a long string of Kerry/Edwards lies/distortions?
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Retired USN Capt.; Market Time vicinity ChuLai 6/67-2/68; Maddox 8/64 Tonkin Gulf; NGFS I Corps 6-12/65; Saigon evac. 4/75.

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[kmudd]

[Rdtf]

[Rdtf]

[homesteader]

Edwards said the troops in combat are paying higher taxes than rich people. That could be a big "gotcha". I've been retired for a while (so do not know current policy) but spent many years in the Gulf area on active duty and had special tax status the whole time, even long after Gulf War 1 was over. The whole region was considered a combat zone so the tax status extends to many more than just those in Iraq.

The RNC needs to jump on this big time.

[Rdtf]

[Dimsdale]

I got the impression, from Cheney's careful dissection of the "good hair boys" Senate attendance record, that the two of them considered attendance optional! I guess rich boys of privilege don't need to actually go to their jobs like you or me. Considering the light schedule the Senate has, you would think that they could fit it in between windsurfing and polo!

The President and the V.P. don't get to take a year off to campaign. Look at last Thursday. The President was out comforting hurricane victims and assessing damages, while Kerry was out getting a "man"icure (or is that (wo)manicure). I mean, who cares about America, and who cares about himself?
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Everytime he had a choice, Kerry chose to side with communists rather than the United States.

[Dimsdale]