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[apocalypsos]

So, I get the impression from everybody else that Kerry did very well at the debates, and Bush ... well, he was himself, like always. I'm not sure I would have watched even if I did have a TV, though, because while I want to stay informed and know what was said, I also can't stand to watch Bush lie, bullshit and stumble over his words. Here is the man who is supposed to be the prime example of a good American that we present to the world, and he can't get through a sentence without sounding like a fourth-grader trying to make a speech before the class about the social studies chapter he didn't read.

The worst part? A sick, deluded, obviously-a-glutton-for-punishment part of me is tempted to listen to the O'Reilly Factor to hear what that yahoo and his multitudes of slavering imbeciles have to say.

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[silverhill.livejournal.com]

he can't get through a sentence without sounding like a fourth-grader trying to make a speech before the class about the social studies chapter he didn't read.

That has got to be the best and most accurate description of Bush I've ever read.

[http://users.livejournal.com/___destijl/]

Agreed.

[ficangel.livejournal.com]

If you can find a download, I would highly, highly recommend watching. I've never seen Bush caught off guard that frequently (the debate mod said before hand that neither candidate was being allowed to look at his questions ahead of time; now America got a chance to see how well their commander in chief does without his handlers), and Kerry was actually approachable. He smiled, made eye contact with the camera, was frequently taking notes (a marked contrast to Bush, who was relying on working his down home "charm" for all it was worth), and hardly resembled Lurch at all.

[spyderqueen.livejournal.com]

Heh, yeah, I quoted that to my sister just now

fallenangelfish : lol
fallenangelfish : very astute
fallenangelfish : not just because that's what he's like
fallenangelfish : but also because he clearly didn't read the chapter in social studies class

[tinylegacies.livejournal.com]

We have two of those page-a-day desk calendars at the bookstore where I work.

One is called: The Curious Misspeak of George W. Bush (and I sent it to feath as an un-birthday present).

The other is called: George W. Bushisms


When there are enough stupid quotes said by the President of the United States to fill two daily calendars two years in a row... well... why would we want to continue to let that man be president???

[malhablada.livejournal.com]

*giggle*

[akacat]

I also can't stand to watch Bush lie, bullshit and stumble over his words.

That's a large part of why I didn't watch the debate.

A sick, deluded, obviously-a-glutton-for-punishment part of me is tempted to listen to the O'Reilly Factor

Some people want to see car crashes, you want to hear IQ crashes. Everyone needs a hobby.

[icebratrpg.livejournal.com]

a good question. may i gank that icon you're using?

[anne-jumps.livejournal.com]

That's a large part of why I didn't watch the debate.

Me too. I was kinda scared also, but apparently Kerry did really well.

[vineofcrescendo.livejournal.com]

to hear what that yahoo and his multitudes of slavering imbeciles have to say."

that's nice...
you know, im a conservative myself and i support our president. but i don't call people vile names for believing differently than me.

i just finding it interesting who has character and who doesn't when it comes to regaurding America as one nation under god, for better or for worse...

sheesh.

[estrangedfaery.livejournal.com]

correct correct--I LOVED how he didn't even have a concluding statement at the end of the last question in the debate...he "laughed it off" stumbled a bit over how "America knows how I feel about..." His reiteration of the same things tonight went over as a child trying to make an intricate sandcastle out of dry sand and a sieve.

[ceejayoz.livejournal.com]

What, you deny that there are multitudes of slavering imbeciles voting for Bush?

News flash - that describes much of the American public, on both sides of the aisle.

[roz-mcclure.livejournal.com]

Sorry to jump in, but I don't think trollprincess was talking about all conservatives, just the ones that listen to O'Reilly.

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

I'm not calling all conservatives imbeciles. But Bill O'Reilly is a jerk, and after listening to his show for the past couple of months, the number of people who kiss his ass and then say something stupid is staggering. (In fact, the percentage of intelligent questions that get asked on that show's not small by any means, but usually O'Reilly is quick to cut them off and give a lousy answer.)

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

Exactly.

[hereticorp.livejournal.com]

I was yelling at the TV half the time, and laughing the other half. The Shrub was in fine form, and to anyone smarter then an eggplant, he screwed the debate.

[hereticorp.livejournal.com]

I mentioned to my GF while we were watching that bit about the notes, you saw Kerry writing almost the whole time, Bush didn't start note taking till the last bit, and it didn't help him any.

I laughed when Kerry was standing there smirking at Shrub stumbling over his words though.

[hereticorp.livejournal.com]

I was somewhat scared that Kerry would come across as unapproachable and confusing as he has in the past, wow did he blow that one out of the water. Here's hoping he kills Shrubbie in the next one too.

[isabeau.livejournal.com]

to anyone smarter then an eggplant

The sad part is, many Americans aren't.

[hereticorp.livejournal.com]

I'd go with "The Majority Of" in place of many, but I like to hold out hope that something will break down the walls of hypnotic suggestion that TV and the media in general have erected in the common person's mind.

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

I think it was Patton Oswalt who pointed out that the average IQ is 100. That means half of the people on the planet have a double-digit IQ.

Be afraid. The stupid is everywhere.

[ladyortyger.livejournal.com]

You don't have to agree with the president to support him.

Just cause I am American doesn't mean I can't criticize America.

Also, not everyone has a God. Some people have Gods. Some people have none. That doesn't make people less American. In fact, I think America's strength lies in its diversity and acceptance of all different kinds of people.

As far as morals or strength of character go, I think all the candidates have strong morals. Morals don't have to be of a specific religion.

[mecurtin.livejournal.com]

he can't get through a sentence without sounding like a fourth-grader trying to make a speech before the class about the social studies chapter he didn't read.

In other words: a man of the people.

He's a shoe-in.

We're doomed.

[brigidsblest.livejournal.com]

My brief recap of the debate:

KERRY: *lots of intelligent remarks about foreign policy. Iraq blunders. death statistics. this administration's mistakes*
BUSH: *twitch. stammer.*
KERRY: *Iran and North Korea have nuclear weapons (also pronounces 'nuclear' properly. What about the threat of _their) WMGs, beeyotch?*
BUSH: *urge to kill...rising*
KERRY: *Not flip-flopping. Darfur genocide. This administration's lies.*
BUSH:...I KEEL YOU, HOR!

[brigidsblest.livejournal.com]

My favorite part was the obvious panic in Shrub's eyes at certain points...like he'd just woken up in class on the day of the big test, and he spent all the night before getting plastered instead of studying.