Kerry Advisior puts his foot in his mouth

[Guest PlatinumBoy]

Now.... I'm conservative and don't think Bush did so hot. However, this is bad--taken from Drudge:

 

LOCKHART: DEBATE CONSENSUS A 'DRAW'

 

Unbeknownst to Kerry adviser Mike McCurry, a C-SPAN camera quietly followed McCurry as he found Kerry adviser Joe Lockhart on Spin Alley floor and asked him his impression of the debate. Lockhart candidly said to McCurry , “The consensus is it was a draw.”

[2GOLD 0]

Now.... I'm conservative and don't think Bush did so hot.  However, this is bad--taken from Drudge:

 

LOCKHART: DEBATE CONSENSUS A 'DRAW'

 

Unbeknownst to Kerry adviser Mike McCurry, a C-SPAN camera quietly followed McCurry as he found Kerry adviser Joe Lockhart on Spin Alley floor and asked him his impression of the debate. Lockhart candidly said to McCurry , “The consensus is it was a draw.”

 

So Lockhart was honest and that's a bad thing?

 

If he lied and said, WE NAILED THEM TO THE WALL, then that would putting his foot in his mouth when the floor basically agreed they were even and it would have made the Democrats seem overly cocky.

 

I don't see how saying it was a draw is putting your foot in your mouth. Now if he said, "Bush just totally reamed us", well THAT might be putting your foot in your mouth as well.

 

It was a draw so I don't see the big deal.

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

In the words of Eric Cartman:

 

"What's the big fucking deal bitch?..."

[Guest Salacious Crumb]

Am I missing the point here? A draw doesn't hurt Kerry.

[Guest PlatinumBoy]

Now.... I'm conservative and don't think Bush did so hot.  However, this is bad--taken from Drudge:

 

LOCKHART: DEBATE CONSENSUS A 'DRAW'

 

Unbeknownst to Kerry adviser Mike McCurry, a C-SPAN camera quietly followed McCurry as he found Kerry adviser Joe Lockhart on Spin Alley floor and asked him his impression of the debate. Lockhart candidly said to McCurry , “The consensus is it was a draw.”

 

So Lockhart was honest and that's a bad thing?

 

If he lied and said, WE NAILED THEM TO THE WALL, then that would putting his foot in his mouth when the floor basically agreed they were even and it would have made the Democrats seem overly cocky.

 

I don't see how saying it was a draw is putting your foot in your mouth. Now if he said, "Bush just totally reamed us", well THAT might be putting your foot in your mouth as well.

 

It was a draw so I don't see the big deal.

Ehhh....... I guess I figured if he was Kerry's lackey, he should have stuck up for him. Been like "The boss did good." Politics is spin--I figure he would have used it here. The best part about this is showing it to my College Democrat buddy who is in denial about it, he's like "NO! KERRY DOMINATED! THAT IS JUST HIM BEING MODEST!"

[Guest Salacious Crumb]

No, if anything Kerry's drones hurt him when they just spout party line all the time. What he said is about the best thing he could've been caught saying.

[Guest GreatOne]

Am I missing the point here? A draw doesn't hurt Kerry.

Uh, Kerry needs a helluva lot better showing than a draw in case you haven't been keeping up the last few weeks.

[Guest Salacious Crumb]

A draw still doesn't hurt him though. It's not like this is anything near thread worthy as I think a lot of people were expecting this debate to be an exercise in futility for the most part.

 

This would only be important if he got caught saying Bush won or saying something really bad about Bush. Saying it's a draw isn't anything.

[Rob E Dangerously 0]

Modesty rules.

 

[AndrewTS 0]

Am I missing the point here?  A draw doesn't hurt Kerry.

Uh, Kerry needs a helluva lot better showing than a draw in case you haven't been keeping up the last few weeks.

It's not bad against a President that's strength is supposed to be the "war on terror."

 

If Kerry hammers Bush on domestic, he could galvinize a lot of support. As it is, a lot of voters who actually support Bush aren't happy about his domestic policies. If he decisively wins that...

 

This is, of course, if Kerry can put together a solid, intelligent domestic platform and not contradict himself every other question. He'd also better make sure Mrs. Kerry doesn't get to make a peep.

[Guest GreatOne]

He might wanna think about where he really is on tax cuts too beforehand...................

[AndrewTS 0]

He might wanna think about where he really is on tax cuts too beforehand...................

He's not going to come out and say he'll raise them, but that is what he plans to do if elected.

 

It was pointless to slam Bush on that in regards to 9/11, because that happened long before that. However, I don't think the tax cuts were a good idea, either. I'm not a "big government" booster, but I didn't see that the taxes were so high that people needed tax relief.

[Guest BDC]

I think he's going to have to deal with Bush more in his element as well. He won't be as nervous as he was in the first debate.

[Guest INXS]

That's nice. Other media outlets, including Channel 4 News and the BBC are reporting that viewers generally think that Kerry came off slightly better than Bush.

[Guest GreatOne]

And it's nice you've got something to make your day too.

[AndrewTS 0]

That's nice. Other media outlets, including Channel 4 News and the BBC are reporting that viewers generally think that Kerry came off slightly better than Bush.

Nothing too shocking there. I agree.

[Guest MikeSC]

In other news: The DNC feels that Kerry came off better than Bush in the debates.

-=Mike

[kkktookmybabyaway 0]

Not McCurry (or was it Lockhart)?...

[Guest GreatOne]

In other news: The DNC feels that Kerry came off better than Bush in the debates.

-=Mike

How did the Democrats really feel about Kerry in the debate?

 

CALL THE WCW HOTLINE TO FIND OUT!!!!!!!

 

(OK that joke's just about been beaten to death, carry on)