Well … whadda ya think?

How’d the prez do? Outside of the cowboy-esque Charlie Gibson moment (which the media will surely spin) I was very impressed Bush wins. Your thoughts?

Allah, of course, has the blogosphere roundup of verdicts.

15 Responses to "Well … whadda ya think?"

CavalierX says:

October 9, 2004 at 12:58 am

70-30 Bush, definitely. I thought Gibson did alright as moderator until that last question, about mistakes. Bush recovered well, though, basically saying that history will judge whether any of his decisions were mistakes. Kerry repeated himself, stammered a time or two, and was unbelievably defensive and negative. Even his big surprise ambush turned into a laugh for Bush. “Need some timber?” Ha!
Sister Toldjah says:

October 9, 2004 at 1:05 am

I see you’re up late too Cav (unless you’re on the left coast

Loved the timber line! I see the online polls are being spammed. No surprise there.
Allah Is In The House says:

October 9, 2004 at 1:08 am

Sounds like the fight is over. Send ’em in, and remember: No synopsis, no link. UPDATE: It’s one a.m. and the creator of worlds is feeling it. No more links, please. Thanks to all who contributed. Hewitt gives Bush an…
J Thomas says:

October 9, 2004 at 9:50 am

Sister,

I spent a great deal of time on detailed analysis over at my blog but in short: Yay.
Phillip Bryant says:

October 9, 2004 at 6:59 pm

Clearly Kerry did not read the WMD report, for it is clear from the findings that Saddam only intended to have sanctions lifted before shoving ahead with his re-invigorated programs. Clearly, the sanctions where what prevented the full scale development but they did nothing to deter his resolve to have the infrastructure and clandestine activities to begin with.
Jim R says:

October 9, 2004 at 7:38 pm

He dig great, but this is going to be a close election and every vote counts. Make a difference in the election by doing what you can to help the President and his Local/State/Congressional candidates at Gop.Com/GetActive.

For those who’s attitude about the war on terror has softened over the last 3 years, as well as those who need a reminder of why it is worth fighting, the Deterrence article at EjectEjectEject.com is a good read.

Make your conservative voices heard in the Media at PollingPoint.Com.
CavalierX says:

October 9, 2004 at 9:38 pm

>I see you’re up late too Cav (unless
>you’re on the left coast )

Only if they moved Philly when I wasn;t looking! 😉
Sister Toldjah says:

October 10, 2004 at 2:28 pm

J: I saw that! Short sweet and too the point

Phillip: Exactly. If that report doesn’t back up Bush’s policy of preemption I don’t know what does.

Jim: Thanks for the recommendations. I’ll check ’em out.

Cav: Ah! A Philly guy. I hope you don’t hold last year’s playoff game against the Panthers against me 😛
Guy S. says:

October 10, 2004 at 7:49 pm

This was in some respects 180 out from his first debate. He was full of piss and vinagar! And I thought the best line was “need some wood?” That should be made into a bumber sticker or t-shirt slogan *grin*. Great blog btw!
Sister Toldjah says:

October 10, 2004 at 8:14 pm

Thanks Guy! How about a new campaign slogan … something like: “Got Wood”?
CavalierX says:

October 11, 2004 at 3:01 pm

>I hope you don’t hold last year’s
>playoff game against the Panthers
>against me

You know I would never do that. 😉
Sister Toldjah says:

October 11, 2004 at 4:30 pm

*G* I appreciate it, Cav!
Charlie says:

November 3, 2004 at 1:50 pm

It was after 9 am here before I was comfortable enough to let it all sink in. Once I learned Kerry had called President Bush I relaxed. My coffee intake over the last 24 hours quadrupled. Who says values don’t matter. Of all the commentators I saw last night, Brokaw was the only one who seemed to “get it”. The big “get out the vote” push by the Left worked…to the President’s advantage. Enjoy this common sense moment.
Sister Toldjah says:

November 3, 2004 at 4:17 pm

How are things in CA today, Charlie?
Charlie says:

November 3, 2004 at 7:17 pm

😮 My dear lady, things are not well among my office group. I have not seen people this pale, depressed, disbelieving…and heard everything you might from the unchanging Left here…”the rest of the country is insane, ignorant, illiterate…in other words, anyone who voted for Bush is a catatinic redneck…uncivilized Bible Thumpers.

I went to work and was cautious – Ohio was still in play. My Democrat friends had already given up at 6 am here…amazing. I was still waiting and told them not to count anything as final until Kerry calls Bush or Ohio finishes counting. They appreciated this…only after Kerry’s speech did they ask if I was happy that “my boy” had won. I replied…”I’ll state my feelings as you stated yours to me yesterday…anyone but Kerry”. They laughed-sheepishly. I smiled, sat down, had lunch and asked if anyone would like to turn Fox News on to see if the sky was falling.

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