Kerry's Bushisms
One leaped out at me during last night's debate: "It's against the law in the United States to hire people illegally."
Perhaps you noticed others.
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"...there is amendments on certain bills."
In the first debate, didn't Kerry say something about "Islamic Muslims"?
I liked it when Bush said something along the lines of, "You can't trust TV news, oh, never mind."
My favorite was by Bush. He mispronounced "programs" so that he ended up something something like:
"We'll have pogroms for school children."
In the second debate Kerry mentioned something about a women going to her "OGBYN". He didn't pause long enough for a rimshot and the rest of his statement was without flaw, so he didn't look stupid. I doubt that 99.99% of the audience noticed.
Maxed missages.
Did anyone catch Kerry's response to one of the abortion questions?
"I'm not going to appoint a judge to the Court who's going to undo a constitutional right . . . or some other right that's given under our courts today-- under the Constitution."
But hey, don't worry. Democrats would never legislate from the bench.