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[Debs]

I think we need to change the focus of what Bush DIDN'T say to what Kerry DID say. It really doesn't do us or Bush any good to focus on hindsight and what Bush should have said - it's counterproductive at this point and I am sure Bush and his team know what they have to do now in regard to the next debates as I am sure they have gotten an earful of advice. And they also know Kerry's own words, once again, will come back to haunt him - they already are and they will, in time, be his undoing. No one wants our country's defense to lie in the hands of the UN - and that is precisely what Kerry said he would do and those words are coming back to bite him badly. The first polls may show a slight increase for Kerry - the Newsweak poll is bogus as they over polled Dems. But when the so called "dazzle" of his "performance" in the debate wears off, only his words will be left to destroy him - that is what we must focus on, that is the message we have to get out - his own words, minus the glitz and glitter. To the Hollywood elitists and the other Kerry Koolaid drinkers, its style. To real people, its substance, and from listening to the debate over the radio (couldn't stomach watching Lurch), I can reassure you, Bush won, hands down - no glitz, just substance.

Debbie
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Many a miles before we sleep, I know I am getting tired, my girlfriend says I have the weight of my world on my shoulders and I tell her 2 things, 1) because I love my country so very much, and 2) multiply by 100 times and you have the pressure Bush must feel--you could see it in the debates. He also looked upset at times while listening to so much B.S.
We must stay the course! In the dark times is where character is forged, and I believe the people on this forum are people of great character. It is our duty to keep disseminating the truth and in the end truth will prevail. We will win guys!
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