I think Wonkette was funny in her debate comments when she wrote:
BREAKING: Canadians want to kill you with their pretend drugs.
I am not sure how you defend enriching pharmaceutical companies and impoverishing Americans by advocating the policies that the Bush Administration has.
I was also amused when Bush said that he wouldn't appoint a Supreme Court Judge who would vote for the Dred-Scott amendment...huh? THAT is his criteria? Okay, so he is against slavery. I didn't realize he still thought this was a viable political issue.
Also, Bush said he was one of the inventors of the Hydrogen car...what the h*## is that? Sounds like something that could explode. But of course, he does consider himself a good environmentalist. Yes, and black is really white. Go ask Alice...
Actually, I thought Bush was stronger than in the last debate but how could he NOT be? He did seem a little overly agressive though. And I thought he was going to take Charlie Gibson, the moderator, DOWN at one point when he wanted to respond to something and Gibson was trying to move on to another question.
Of course, I am biased since I think he is the worst president in our history, and that is saying alot.
Okay, enough politics...going to bed now and hoping to dream of something more appealing...
I've been rivited to the debates. I'm actually finding them far more informative and so much less annoying than the endless exhaust spewed by the spin doctors of both campaigns. And it's been a pleasure to watch John Kerry looking so easy and presidential while Bush gets his panties in a twist and stomps about like a tantruming toddler. So much noise! What I can't figure out is why the race is so close when every American I come across in cyberspace is pro-Kerry. I have dual American-Canadian citizenship and as such, am very invested in the future of the USA. But I think most citizens of the world have a vested interest in this election, simply because the US is such a powerful nation and such a huge economic power. What I want my fellow Americans to understand is that in all the years I've lived outside the US, I've never seen anti-American sentiment higher. America safer since the invasion of Iraq? My ass!
Posted by: wee | Saturday, October 09, 2004 at 02:06 PM
At least the debate gave us some good laughs!
Posted by: thesoulofhope | Saturday, October 09, 2004 at 07:35 AM