Do you think Kerry has any surprises in store for Bush tonight?

[Onlooker]

Kerry's approach to debating has worked fine so far, so I imagine he will stick with the same formula. In the last debate, he handled the liberal "accusation" by saying he doesn't believe in labels, and used most of his time to talk about his "plan." It worked well.

But, tonight, he might face a different opponent, one who maybe more deseparate and one who may try to play some games. Do you think Kerry is prepared for anything? Do you think Kerry has a few curve balls of his own?

[Tandalayo_Scheisskopf]

1. Sure.

But what they will be will likely surprise even us.

I do expect that the gloves will come off tonight. I hope so, too.

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[LuminousX]

4. Good one, woo

You just made me change my vote! /sarcasm


BCCI and Iran-contra investigations were atrocious, huh? Yeah, a freeper would think so - bet you think Watergate was a smear tactic by the Democrats.

[calico1]

5. I am sure your comments have changed many minds.

NOT! Buh bye!

:nuke:

[WI_DEM]

6. what about Bush's atrocious record as president, freeper?

first president to lose jobs since Hoover
increases in poverty
increases in number of people without health insurance
declining wages
record budget deficits after inheriting record surpluses
letting Bin Laden off the hook in Afghanistan
turning over energy policy to big oil
invading Iraq leading to the deaths of thousands of people
turning the world against us

yeah, great record your hero has.

[phantom power]

2. The truth seems to throw Bush for a loop pretty reliably