Any 1 else scared to post observations about last night that would help *?

[henslee]

I am. It was something I saw that might not have been fair and it hasn't been mentioned. Something that could be used by * lovers as an excuse-talking point. Gotta shut up though.

[BOSSHOG]

1. I have a suggestion for bush for the next debate

yo george be more aggressive, huff and puff a little more. Hell, take a swing at Senator Kerry when you next debate in Saint Louis. Damn george you know debate is "hard work." Don't be so docile. Tell us what you really mean. Kick that liberals ass.

[democrank]

2. Maybe you could give Ed Gillespie a call

at the RNC and give him the helpful tip.

Want me to say something nice about Bush? Would it make you feel better? I thought his comment about Kerry`s daughters was a considerate gesture. There. Nothing to be afraid of.

If you want the truth, I couldn`t care less if "something might not have been fair" for poor Bush last night. He got what he deserved: some bright lights shining on his lies and a fierce attack from the man he has debased for months.

Poor George is used to always having the floor to himself in an environment so controlled (loyalty oaths, etc.)that he has completely lost touch with the fact that there are opposing views out here.

[Wind Dancer]

3. He controls the media,

the Senate, House, Governors and part of the country. He has invaded 2 countries but gets rattled because somebody happens to question him. No pity here.

[VOX]

4. If Republicans can be admired for one thing only -- it's discipline.

No matter how poorly or badly one of their own behaves, they will usually not abandon that stray. They will spin, cover, dodge, and defend their own.

Democrats should tear this page out of the GOP playbook, if only for a month or so.

Why say **anything** that would be detrimental to Kerry, and that might enable the very cabal that we are working so very hard to get out of power?

The time for some constructive criticism will be after the election.