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Kerry Wins Third Debate
Kerry the Decisive Victor in Third Debate, sage
It wasn't pretty, but it was plain -- Kerry won, Sweet
"The candidates' mutual praise for each others' daughters was perhaps the most unscripted and revealing moment of the debate. Like his unwavering policy on Iraq, Bush revealed his inclinations to keep his daughters on a tight "leash." Kerry replied that he had learned "not to" rein them in, suggesting that a more flexible and understanding approach had brought about better results as a father. It was a microcosm of Bush's "Let's stay the course" vs. Kerry's "Let's learn what experience teaches us" approaches to leading the free world.
"Let's hope that America noticed the differences." --Jan Frel Bush: Kerry sends mixed messages and the president has to be consistent. Oh, and Kerry sends mixed messages and the president has to be consistent. Could I have a 30 second rebuttal to what I've said? Kerry sends mixed messages and the president has to be consistent. Kerry: Any president who has made and continues to make mistakes about Iraq doesn't deserve another term. This president has destroyed our credibility around the globe. I have a four-point plan to fix this mess. Result: Most see the debate as a Kerry win. Our Take: Both Lehrer and Fox loosened up the candidates' rules to create more of a debate setting, and Bush took advantage of that more than Kerry. He tends to ignore his own rules in all of his debates, which I've watched since 1998. Kerry had more information than Bush, who kept repeating the same 3 or 4 points over and over and over and over. And over. Kerry's big content breakthrough was to present and discuss the biggest issue in the war on terror: muclear proliferation. --jerry politex SPECIAL REPORT: Twenty Big Bush Debate Lies Garlic interviews average debate viewers Letter: What you could do after the second Kerry-Bush debate in Miami
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