Kerry is a strong debator, I just saw him on O'reilly

[JonLP24]

I appreciate him taking the fight to Fox News even though it may be a lost cause. O'reilly got into a shouting match saying "I want this bill!" Pelosi's disive comments are bad for america. Kerry saying the dems held up our bargain 2/3rds and the republicans failed to deliver the base and O'reilly is like "Come on! You're in the majority!!! All you needed was 10 votes!!!" Kerry didn't correct him but did point out that because the republicans got their feelings hurt, now they can't pass the bill. And O'reilly just touts the majority line. :eyes: Somehow everything is the democrats fault. I can't stand him, Kerry did well even though he supports the bill.

[theoldman]

1. The plan was to force the Democrats to accept responsibility for

the present mess. It was a lose-lose situation and I am glad that the Democrats did not take the bait. What we saw was politics at work. It had nothing to do with correcting a bad financial situation.

[skip fox]

2. Point is . . . Kerry was eating red meat!

I wish I'd see this Kerry 4 years ago.

[protect our future]

3. Kerry did pretty well at shutting O'Reilly up and I was proud.

But each and every time O'Reilly breaks in and starts ranting while you're talking, you have to stop him. Kerry said, "BILL. STOP." Or something close to that when O'Reilly shut up just long enough to take a breath. It worked, and that's what Dems have to do with these shills. Dems have to stop being so polite.

[snot]

4. I supported Kerry; but

forgive me for saying, Obama's going to have to be at least 6 times smarter to win this next round.

Starting with electronic voting, though that's by no means all of it.

[judasdisney]

5. Why are Democrats going on FOX? Especially on O'Reilly? Are we stupid?

Or are we Skull & Bones?

[Warpy]

6. Kerry has always been great

and he's never been particularly afraid of taking his own class on when they've been wrong. He's a pitbull of a prosecutor.

One of the great tragedies of our time is how both he and Gore were saddled with such spectacularly bad campaign teams and neither was able to tell the voters about his particular strength.