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October 13, 2003 Edwards
I'm watching Edwards on Hardball tonight. He's really impressing me. He's now my #2. Dean/Edwards 2004. Edwards in 2012! ;-)
Posted by J at October 13, 2003 07:57 PM
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Chris Matthews, on the other hand, is a horrible, horrible interviewer. He pretends he's much much dumber than he is in order to construct questions that distort what his subjects say into the worst thing someone theoretically could have twisted their words to say, then throws it back at them to refute it. Surely there's a better way to examine a candidate. Posted by: V at October 13, 2003 09:02 PMNow you're talking! Posted by: david at October 14, 2003 09:56 AM[from his weblog]: Post-Debate Rally Let's not be too hasty. I said he's my number TWO. Dean is still the man! I also appreciated the smack Edwards laid down on Chris Matthews and the look on his face after Matthews asked his stupid "Do you think Bush is a bad guy?" question. Those were almost the exact words. What a STUPID question. Edwards (and all the other Dems, and anyone who has a brain) knows that, while interesting, that issue is irrelevant to whether his POLICIES are bad. Edwards looked at Matthews incredulously, "What? Do I think he's a 'bad guy'???" It was a good moment. Too bad that Matthews was talking over him as he responded. More pushback from the candidates (so far Dean and Edwards are the only ones doing it so far) on the idiotic press would make me happy. Posted by: J at October 14, 2003 10:18 AMWell, I for one am just glad that you've stopped using words like "Kerry" and "Lieberman"... Hush yo' mouth! Lieberman was *never* in my top tier. And Kerry was #2 or #3, but only until I started paying attention to him. ;-) Posted by: J at October 14, 2003 08:04 PM |
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