Bush Decisive, Kerry Smart

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shnook65

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According to a recent Associated Press poll:

83% say Kerry is intelligent, compared with 63% who view Bush as intelligent.

90% view the president as wealthy while 85% see Kerry as wealthy.

50% said Bush makes them feel more optimistic about America, 44% chose Kerry.

2/3 in the poll think the president is decisive, a 22-point and the biggest character advantage the president has over Kerry. Bush's re-election team spent more than $80 million during the spring trying to portray Kerry as a flip-flopper and a tax raiser. While the president has been unable to gain a lead in the race against Kerry, his campaign succeeded in raising doubts about Kerry's willingness to take a stand. Kerry played a role in that perception after voting to authorize the war in Iraq and then struggled to explain his views on war when it was clear many Democratic voters in the primaries were opposed.

Bush's confidence and unwillingness to change his stand despite opposition are viewed negatively by some. 52% said he's arrogant, 44% view Kerry that way.

The poll asked voters whether they would or would not use each of seven words — likable, intelligent, decisive, compassionate, honest, arrogant and wealthy — to describe Bush and then Kerry. Kerry and Bush are evenly matched on who was more compassionate, honest and likable.

Come get a laugh at DUMP BUSH
 
Decisive can be a nice way of saying bull-headed, or just arrogantly stubborn (like Dick Cheney's refusal to admit that there is a "When hell freezes over" chance of finding any trace of WMDs in Iraq).
 
nbachris2788 :
if you dropped, a tiny jewel 1 millimetre in diameter in a tuffed carpet in a normal size living area, what are you chance's of finding it.
almost inpossible.
but it does'nt mean the jewel is'nt there .
iraq is a very big place.


also if kerry get's to be come president, then god help the american people. this man will be indecisive,and completely stupid, when it come's to foreign policie.
 
mis-t-highs said:
if you dropped, a tiny jewel 1 millimetre in diameter in a tuffed carpet in a normal size living area, what are you chance's of finding it.
almost inpossible.
but it does'nt mean the jewel is'nt there .
iraq is a very big place.
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Now if you had a jewwel in your living room, that required top scientists to make, trucks to move, and administrators to manage... someone would be able to point you in the direction of the jewel.
 
mis-t-highs said:
nbachris2788 :
if you dropped, a tiny jewel 1 millimetre in diameter in a tuffed carpet in a normal size living area, what are you chance's of finding it.
almost inpossible.
but it does'nt mean the jewel is'nt there .
iraq is a very big place.
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Wow, I didn't think anyone actually still thought there were WMDs in Iraq.
 
mis-t-highs said:
nbachris2788 :
this man will be indecisive,and completely stupid
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Thank satan for conservative propaganda! Remember the "I invented the internet"? They hammer Gore with that!
 
I think she has a point, because persol and wrong robot, I also think they are there somewhere.
numerous thing's have been hidden in the past, of which no one has ever found so it not unreasonable is it.

and wellcooked there is propaganda everyday,everywhere.
one man's propaganda, is anothers truth.
 
re Bush being decisive -

Watch Fahrenheit 911 - when he was told that the USA was being attacked he sat in dumbfounded moronic confusion for 7 minutes before doing something. A school teacher has his glazed facial expressions on video.

Without a script or someone telling him what to do he is lost.
 
"Without a script or someone telling him what to do he is lost."

Yes, indeed- And events continue to diverge from the fantastical neoconservative script W was given: From here on out, he truly is lost. So is America, if we follow this "leader".
 
Cris said:
re Bush being decisive -

Watch Fahrenheit 911 - when he was told that the USA was being attacked he sat in dumbfounded moronic confusion for 7 minutes before doing something. A school teacher has his glazed facial expressions on video.

Without a script or someone telling him what to do he is lost.
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that could have been shock, people here in england stood there open mouth and dum faced when 9/11 happened.
but I surpose you'll see what you want to see same as moore.
 
I rather see a president that gets right on it so lives can be saved then to sit there in shock reading kid books like nothing happening. "Sorry kids but I’m going to have to go now, there very important national business for me to attend to."
 
Ah yes, Bush is "decisive" -- meaning no matter how stupid, ill-advised, or downright evil his policies are, he's sticking with them!

You know, Jeffrey Dahmer and Pol Pot were quite "decisive" as well.

I'll take informed uncertainty over self-assured idiocy any day.
 
It amuses me to think that people generally considered Bush more savy on foreign policy than Kerry would be if he were elected. Bush was a governor of Texas (a position that has considerably limited power compared to other states) for a few years. He was a goof who came to power because of who he was, not what he could do. His experience in political affairs was absolutely 0%. I cant believe Repbulicans voted him over McCain. Kerry has spent years as a senator, with first hand experience of foreign policy. Im not a fan of either, but you figure out who would be more experienced, Bush or Kerry. And please, dont use his cabinet as proof of experience: its frightening to think that his cabinet alone would be making the decisions for him. Its just this silly Democrats=bad foreign policy, Republicans=good policy belief that skews peoples views.
 
Cris said:
Watch Fahrenheit 911 - when he was told that the USA was being attacked he sat in dumbfounded moronic confusion for 7 minutes before doing something.
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Tell me, what would you have had him do?
 
Rappaccini,

WellCookedFetus said:
I rather see a president that gets right on it so lives can be saved then to sit there in "shock" reading kid books like nothing happening. "Sorry kids but I’m going to have to go now, there is very important national business for me to attend to."
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bush is the stupidest most arrogant up himself chimp lookalike in history, why would you vote for him, he will try to shut down sciforums in order to suppress free speech
 
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JustARide said:
Ah yes, Bush is "decisive" -- meaning no matter how stupid, ill-advised, or downright evil his policies are, he's sticking with them!

You know, Jeffrey Dahmer and Pol Pot were quite "decisive" as well.

I'll take informed uncertainty over self-assured idiocy any day.
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Hah!

"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt." - Bertand Russell

Incidentally, Bush is a born again Christian. Doesn't that make him, by definition, a flip-flopper as well?
 
<"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt." - Bertand Russell>

Now isn't that the truth! Usually, the smarter a person is, the more they'll look at a thing from different angles- you know, wisdom, which leads to changes in strategy or even direction to adjust to changing circumstances- you know, flip-flopping. This is actually a big part of the reason why smarter people, obviously, are more successful then the dense- they play reality for what it is, not but solely on how they'd like reality to be (Bush). Only a stubborn fool continues down a failed road without adjustment.
 
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