When I came into work today there was a copy of the
Financial Times, a newspaper I used to read in college but haven't seen in a long time. There was a front page story on John Kerry speaking in Massachusetts yesterday. I found a couple quotes humorous:
"
Saddam Hussein was a brutal dictator who deserves a special place in hell but that was not a reason to go to war." -- John Kerry.
There has been some agreement for Bush and Kerry to appear in televised debates. "
In an effort to lower voters' expectations, each side has recently begun to portray the other as having the stronger debater". Should be a good debate...
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Jon Daley on
September 21, 2004, 5:44 am
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I can't really understand why both Bush and Kerry are including, "DSL for everyone" as part of their platform. Why is that something that presidential candidates are worrying about?
I have heard that Kerry did pretty well during the debates, that he actually got to say some things, other than just the anti-Bush stuff he has previously been saying.
Did anyone get to watch them and have any opinions on things?
I bought a book from Giant Eagle the other day called, "Every Vote Counts", and it seems to be a reasonable description of Bush, Kerry and Nadar, and what they think about various things. It is pretty light-hearted, with TV comedian quotes thrown in every once in a while, but I have found it informative so far. I think the author supports Bush, but seems to do a good job of not showing his bias.