"Gobal Test", a second opinion

[tongodeon]

Yesterday I posted something about how John Kerry should answer the "Global Test" question he will almost certainly be asked in tonight's debate. The Rude Pundit has a slightly more entertaining answer.

If, at tonight's "town hall debate," when Kerry is asked, "What did you mean in the last debate by 'global test'?", he doesn't answer, "You have

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[wisn]

I read the Rude Pundit's archives when I need a cheering up. Check his account of the Republican Nat'l Convention.

[ikkyu2]

You misspelled 'global.'

Clearly this proves that George Bush is superior.

[tongodeon]

I got into a discussion about this last night at a debate party. The point someone made was that when Liberals make fun for being obtuse (Battling Green Eyeshades) or inarticulate (the internets) this really demonstrates that Liberals can't critique the message content so all they have left are belittling attacks on non-substantive points

Absolutely!

[anonymous]

Not that I expect him to come close to that, but it's good to see it articulated.

On the subject of Bush, check out these two shorts, Mother in the Park and How to Run a Convention on a Record of Failure. Aparently, each of the snippets in the second one is used only once and not repeated. Brilliant.

-Pirate

[twistedcat]

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