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GSTamral
09-30-2004, 03:52 PM
Excepts from tonight's upcoming foreign policy debate:

Mediator: How do you believe we should continue to handle the situation with Iraq:

Bush: First off, I would like to point out that my opponent is a flip-flopping UN pansy who is unfit to be in command of the world. As the leader of the world, I plan to strictly cut ties with nations pursuing nukular power. We need to hog tie them suns of bitches and beat the Jesus into em. You just don't mess with Texas. People always admire how I carry myself and walk. I take pride in the fact that I can hold a shit in for more than 2 hours, even if that damn turtle head is pokin out. I mean come on folks, I'm runnin aginst a waffle man here. I will stick to my guns, my shotguns, and my assault rifles to the end, and make no mistake. I will waste each and every other american life in order to put the Jesus back in Jerusalem.

Kerry: I had a very interesting conversation with Gandalf the White Wizard, and he explained how Saruman was able to create 10 million jobs for his orc army by simply breeding more orcs, thereby creating an influx of demand for weaponry, to which other orcs were hired. I then consulted my political expert analyst, Alec Baldwin, and he stressed the importance of not having to depend on foreign oil. Therefore I will be reversing my earlier oppositions to funding alternative sources of energy and I ask you to forget that I voted against it just 4 years ago, and adopt my new policy of 20% of our energy from renewable energy sources by 2020. I ask for all you educated people out there not to call BS right now even though 20% of our energy already comes from these sources, because this makes it an easy campaign promise to make and keep, all while hopefully making people forget about the bogus job numbers I predict.

Mediator: The topic right now is Iraq, Mr. Kerry

Kerry: We have a topic? oh, well yes then, I voted for the war, but then I voted against paying for it, and at this time, my proposal involves the exact same measures as the proposals made by President Bush, except I will do them right.


Mediator: How do you believe the United States should handle situations with the U.N and other allies?

Bush: Well, we are the leaders of everyone, and as sheriff of the World Police, anyone who isn't with us is aginst us. I stand firm, and I will arrest any man who thinks otherwise regarding all policy. Patriotism I say. Thats why I made the Patriot Act. If them UN varmits don't want to take action and just talk all the time, I say we bomb them with nukular warheads too. We need to put the Jesus back in Geneva.

Kerry: Well, I'm glad you asked this question. I believe the UN should moderate everything, and they should dictate to us what we can and cannot do. If we get struck by another attack, I have hired many people to immediately call project meetings in the UN to discuss amongst them what we should do. If they don't agree with us, I have two secondary teams ready to appeal. We will then craft a plan, and attempt to sit down and talk to our attackers in the UN and ask them why they did it, over a cup of tea perhaps. But I am confident that within 5 years of the attack, we will be well positioned to fight back with everything we have.

Betheny
09-30-2004, 03:55 PM
Who's gonna play this with me.

http://www.netfunny.com/rhf/jokes/92q4/drinkgame.html

xtc
09-30-2004, 03:56 PM
I will be looking forward to the debates tonight.... GO KERRY GO

Wezas
09-30-2004, 03:57 PM
Originally posted by GSTamral
Excepts from tonight's upcoming foreign policy debate:


Do you mean Excerpts?

Betheny
09-30-2004, 04:01 PM
Someone better play the damn drinking game with me.

Course, I will be drinking water, but still, I'll be up all night peeing.

09-30-2004, 04:16 PM
I am pretty confident that Bush will pull out ahead. I can't wait.

- Arkans

xtc
09-30-2004, 04:19 PM
I have never seen Kerry debate however I remember Bush from the Al Gore debates. Bush's answers were simplistic and lacking detail. That won't bode well for him tonight. Of course Kerry has to be less of a windbag and show some personality

Double0RX7
09-30-2004, 04:45 PM
Kerry has to show some personality? Did you not watch Lettermen when Kerry was on it? I think he should plenty of personality, and he came across as a very candid and likeable guy. He also had a good sense of humor. Moreover, when he got down to the heavy political issues, with David, his ideas were very detailed, and he had the right plan. Making sure EVERYONE has health care, bringing back America's respectability and integrity to the world, getting rid of AIDs, helping the environment... All things, which Bush has either barely touched, or completely sidestepped. All huge issues which really affect us as Americans, and are important.

You, sir, are a dipshit.

Sincerely,
Double 0

GSTamral
09-30-2004, 04:53 PM
Making sure everyone has healthcare? Yes, anyone can promise this, in fact, virtually everyone does. Odd that nobody has come even close to delivering on this one.

Getting rid of AIDS? yea, let the scientists and medical research handle this one. The best research is done in private facilities. Know why they aren't putting much money into it? Because democrats want them to find a cure, but not pay for it. Let someone spend billions of private money to research and test a drug, then let joe schmoe from country xyz steal the patent and sell it cheap. Kerry is against funding private organizations. Sorry, have to call BS here.

There is a difference between telling people what they want to hear to get votes and actually deliverying.

Kerry has a history of setting the loftiest goals and talking a great talk. He sets a goal in the sky but then backs it up by striving for mediocrity.

Bush is just a moron that doesn't know any better.

xtc
09-30-2004, 04:57 PM
Originally posted by Double0RX7
Kerry has to show some personality? Did you not watch Lettermen when Kerry was on it? I think he should plenty of personality, and he came across as a very candid and likeable guy. He also had a good sense of humor. Moreover, when he got down to the heavy political issues, with David, his ideas were very detailed, and he had the right plan. Making sure EVERYONE has health care, bringing back America's respectability and integrity to the world, getting rid of AIDs, helping the environment... All things, which Bush has either barely touched, or completely sidestepped. All huge issues which really affect us as Americans, and are important.

You, sir, are a dipshit.

Sincerely,
Double 0

Ok first off up yours moron,

secondly no I didn't see Letterman when Kerry was on. Each time I have seen Kerry on TV he comes across very dry and speaks in a monotone voice that puts people to sleep. If you re-read my post you will see I talked about Bush's lack of detail in the 2000 debates not Kerry.....idiot

How is Kerry going to acomplish all these wonderful feats....the devil is in the details.

Ravenstorm
09-30-2004, 05:30 PM
Originally posted by GSTamral
Bush is just a moron that doesn't know any better.

No. Bush is a moron who is also as big a liar as all other politicians are. He backed out of as many campaign promises (or flip-flopped on them) as you claim Kerry will be should he get elected.

All part of the game. /cynicism

Raven

TheRoseLady
09-30-2004, 05:56 PM
Originally posted by Double0RX7
Kerry has to show some personality? Did you not watch Lettermen when Kerry was on it? I think he should plenty of personality, and he came across as a very candid and likeable guy. He also had a good sense of humor. Moreover, when he got down to the heavy political issues, with David, his ideas were very detailed, and he had the right plan. Making sure EVERYONE has health care, bringing back America's respectability and integrity to the world, getting rid of AIDs, helping the environment... All things, which Bush has either barely touched, or completely sidestepped. All huge issues which really affect us as Americans, and are important.



I also felt that Kerry was excellent on Letterman. It was at that point that I realized that he is very quick witted and quite candid. I can see how folks would think he is very dry - hopefully that image will be changed.

Latrinsorm
09-30-2004, 06:32 PM
What time are the debates again?

Maimara: I'll take the Clinton column. :D

Chadj
09-30-2004, 06:55 PM
<<I am pretty confident that Bush will pull out ahead. I can't wait.>>

I am pretty confident that you sux.

TheRoseLady
09-30-2004, 06:56 PM
Originally posted by Latrinsorm
What time are the debates again?



9 pm EST

Hulkein
09-30-2004, 06:58 PM
Kerry was funny when he had a top-rate comedian at his shoulder. Wow!

TheRoseLady
09-30-2004, 07:42 PM
Originally posted by Hulkein
Kerry was funny when he had a top-rate comedian at his shoulder. Wow!

Quit being a hater.

Hulkein
09-30-2004, 07:46 PM
Says the one with two anti-Bush slogans in her sig.



May want to take your own advice. :grin:

TheRoseLady
09-30-2004, 07:54 PM
Originally posted by Hulkein
Says the one with two anti-Bush slogans in her sig.



May want to take your own advice. :grin:

LOL, touche'

Keep on hating!