*** Official Kerry vs Bush Debate: Round #3 ***

CycloWizard

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$10 says they both break new ground in the number of lies and misleading statistics thrown out tonight. :roll:
 

Engineer

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Originally posted by: CycloWizard
$10 says they both break new ground in the number of lies and misleading statistics thrown out tonight. :roll:

Sad, but very likely true!
 

JHoNNy1OoO

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Since this is the last debate, prepare to see both the candidates break rules. You can sort of see it when Bush completely overran Gibson last debate for whatever reason. I'll be glad to see Kerry look over at Bush and ask him a strict question. What's he got to lose? No more debates for Bush to pull out of. Or vice-versa. Should be very interesting.
 

judasmachine

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Yeah Kerry could use a bump, so he better nail this one. If he doesn't it's gonna take a miracle to win in Nov. Bush will prolly be a little better as I would imagine they've done nothing but coach him because of his previous showings.....

BTW what is the format this time around?
 

Pliablemoose

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I have this mental image of Rove tellng Bush after the 1st debate, "George you really sucked."

Have the feeling no-one (in his inner circle) dared tell him that prior to the election...

Tie tonight though.
 

gtRFan

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Originally posted by: CycloWizard
$10 says they both break new ground in the number of lies and misleading statistics thrown out tonight. :roll:
Add another $10 for the same rhetorics thrown in previous rounds making their ways back to this debate, and will consist of 50% contents for this debate.
 

chess9

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I voted TIE.

Bush got better the last time. Kerry was about the same or marginally worse than the first debate. This time Bush will probably fire on all cylinders and get up to B grade territory. Also, some of the debate topics that are likely to come up are real land mines for Kerry. All Bush needs to do is stay focused, not jump down the moderator's throat and say "liberal", "taxes", "baby killer", and "flip-flopper" and he's home free. The down side for Bush is if he loses it again, and also engages in some of his "Yogi Talk" he will again come across as the buffoon as he did in the first debate.

-Robert
 

daveshel

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Bush is likely to come out with extra arrogance because of his improvement between the frist and second debates, and it could cause him to stumble. Although, more than anything else, I'd like to hear some questions about the PNAC and the real reasons behind his actions.
 

arsbanned

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$10 says they both break new ground in the number of lies and misleading statistics thrown out tonight.

Don't be so sure, your man has only a 2 or 3 sentence mantra. In past debates his information reserve has been spent after maybe 5 minutes.

I have this mental image of Rove tellng Bush after the 1st election, "George you really sucked."

What kind of drugs are you on? :confused:
 

CaptnKirk

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Not much confidence in Dubya's ability to walk and chew gum at the same time, is there.
 

Darkhawk28

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Bush's winning or losing is not dependent upon John Kerry's performance.... it's based on his own....

Hence my sig.
 

CycloWizard

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Originally posted by: arsbanned
$10 says they both break new ground in the number of lies and misleading statistics thrown out tonight.

Don't be so sure, your man has only a 2 or 3 sentence mantra. In past debates his information reserve has been spent after maybe 5 minutes.
Sorry Chucko, but 'my man' is hardly the only one regurgitating complete BS during the debates.

 

AFB

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Originally posted by: Darkhawk28
Bush's winning or losing is not dependent upon John Kerry's performance.... it's based on his own....

Hence my sig.

Yes it is, if Kerry decided he was going to start debating nude in the middle of the debate, I think that would have some effect. Still, it's Bush's to lose.
 

tallest1

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Originally posted by: CycloWizard
$10 says they both break new ground in the number of lies and misleading statistics thrown out tonight. :roll:

I bet $10 more that Bush is going to compensate for his weaknesses by not only attacking Kerry 90% of the time but doing so with flat out lies that won't be clarified/debunked until 2 days later (plenty of time for his words to make the intended effect)

edit: typo