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Originally posted by Displaced Flames fan@Oct 4 2004, 10:14 PM
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@Oct 5 2004, 04:08 AM
Unfortunately (for the side I'm rooting for)# Cheney has probably had it beaten into him to not act like a harrumphing 8 year-old when his rival is talking (George missed the lesson apparently).
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It's funny, I still haven't seen the debate. But I've seen comments from analysts who criticized both candidates for their mannerisms when the other was speaking.
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Interesting. George was shaking his head and making sour faces and doodling on a notepad (or making notes possibly). Bad impression.
Kerry reacted in a very coached fashion and pretended to be real diplomatic and thoughtful, nodding (too often I thought) in agreement and mouthing the words "that's true, that's true" and just being Mr. Interested. Bad (but better than George's) impression.
I thought George looked like an idiot who forgot the camera was trained on him at all times, and Kerry looked like an over-acting soap star who knew the camera was trained on him at all times. [/b][/quote]
I think it'll be hard for Cheney to come off more "likeable" however he's reigned in over Edwards. Failing that I think the "policies" of this admin are less friendly. So the content will be hard to get around. The Dems have gotten onto a winning track where by, they suggest the administration will give you more of the same. Either the Bush admin will say "yes we will" which looks bad, or they'll admit they've been handling things wrongly and will change, also bad for them. If not put exactly like that you understand...
This is the tact I expect the dems to take.