OT Why the Dims lost the election...

Looks like America pegged you Dims exactly right

Kerry (the traitor) Kerry came across as depressed.

Edwards came across as a girly man

LOSERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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From the Wall Street Journal

French-Looking, Ennui-Sounding

The Washington Post's Richard Morin reports on an amusing study in
which University of Texas researchers "collected transcripts of 271
televised interviews, news conferences, town hall meetings and
candidate debates conducted in 2004" and, by cataloging "subtle but
distinctive linguistic patterns," made various comparisons of
President Bush, Vice President Cheney and Kedwards:

Cheney easily sounded the smartest of the four, while Edwards and Bush
favored the least sophisticated language patterns, Slatcher and his
colleagues report in a forthcoming issue of the Journal of Research in
Personality. When it came to sounding presidential, both Bush and his
running mate scored considerably higher than Kerry or Edwards. Bush
was the oldest-sounding candidate. Edwards also was the most likely to
use feminine speech patterns and "female" words (Bush was a close
second), while Cheney sounded most like a man's man.

The vice president sounded the most honest of the four, and Kerry the
least. Kerry's language also was most like that of a depressed person,
followed by Edwards.

John Kerry* has an op-ed in today's New York Times that isn't quite a
suicide note but is certainly downcast. "We find our troops in the
middle of an escalating civil war," he says, referring to Iraq, then
invokes Vietnam, the war that was won thanks to Kerry's heroism:

Half of the service members listed on the Vietnam Memorial Wall died
after America's leaders knew our strategy would not work. It was
immoral then and it would be immoral now to engage in the same
delusion.

He urges that "we get tough with Iraqis," but he has an odd idea of
what this means:

Iraqi politicians should be told that they have until May 15 to put
together an effective unity government or we will immediately withdraw
our military. If Iraqis aren't willing to build a unity government in
the five months since the election, they're probably not willing to
build one at all. The civil war will only get worse, and we will have
no choice anyway but to leave.

If Iraq's leaders succeed in putting together a government, then we
must agree on another deadline: a schedule for withdrawing American
combat forces by year's end.

So Kerry's idea of getting tough is to threaten to run away. No wonder
he's depressed!

* Michael Dukakis's former lieutenant governor.
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Scott in Florida

In article <jt1b329g16m30p0vgg1leipqdvaeufp22r@4ax.com>,
Scott in Florida <MoveOn@outa.here> wrote:
[color=blue]
> Looks like America pegged you Dims exactly right
>
> Kerry (the traitor) Kerry came across as depressed.
>
> Edwards came across as a girly man
>
> LOSERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
> From the Wall Street Journal
>
> French-Looking, Ennui-Sounding
>
> The Washington Post's Richard Morin reports on an amusing study in
> which University of Texas researchers "collected transcripts of 271
> televised interviews, news conferences, town hall meetings and
> candidate debates conducted in 2004" and, by cataloging "subtle but
> distinctive linguistic patterns," made various comparisons of
> President Bush, Vice President Cheney and Kedwards:
>
> Cheney easily sounded the smartest of the four, while Edwards and Bush
> favored the least sophisticated language patterns, Slatcher and his
> colleagues report in a forthcoming issue of the Journal of Research in
> Personality. When it came to sounding presidential, both Bush and his
> running mate scored considerably higher than Kerry or Edwards. Bush
> was the oldest-sounding candidate. Edwards also was the most likely to
> use feminine speech patterns and "female" words (Bush was a close
> second), while Cheney sounded most like a man's man.
>
> The vice president sounded the most honest of the four, and Kerry the
> least. Kerry's language also was most like that of a depressed person,
> followed by Edwards.
>
> John Kerry* has an op-ed in today's New York Times that isn't quite a
> suicide note but is certainly downcast. "We find our troops in the
> middle of an escalating civil war," he says, referring to Iraq, then
> invokes Vietnam, the war that was won thanks to Kerry's heroism:
>
> Half of the service members listed on the Vietnam Memorial Wall died
> after America's leaders knew our strategy would not work. It was
> immoral then and it would be immoral now to engage in the same
> delusion.
>
> He urges that "we get tough with Iraqis," but he has an odd idea of
> what this means:
>
> Iraqi politicians should be told that they have until May 15 to put
> together an effective unity government or we will immediately withdraw
> our military. If Iraqis aren't willing to build a unity government in
> the five months since the election, they're probably not willing to
> build one at all. The civil war will only get worse, and we will have
> no choice anyway but to leave.
>
> If Iraq's leaders succeed in putting together a government, then we
> must agree on another deadline: a schedule for withdrawing American
> combat forces by year's end.
>
> So Kerry's idea of getting tough is to threaten to run away. No wonder
> he's depressed!
>
> * Michael Dukakis's former lieutenant governor.[/color]

LOL!! good article, it says it like it is. Kerry the great hero, I'm
so happy he lost. Kerry belongs in France.
--
"A low voter turnout is an indication of fewer people going to the polls."

-- Vice President Al Gore

Scott in Florida, 4/6/2006,5:32:57 PM, wrote:
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> The vice president sounded the most honest of the four, and Kerry the
> least.[/color]

I love this line. So much for the "Cheney is evil" gang.