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Sunday, September 26, 2004
Something to look for in the debates
NBC's David Gregory made a reat point on the Chris Matthews Show on one of the President's few, but perhaps most fatal, debating flaws. Remarking about the exchange in the 2000 primary debate between McCain and Bush in which McCain went right after the Governor for allowing his surrogates to attack his Vietnam service, Gregory explained that Bush becomes both angry and flustered when he is interrupted.
While Bush was able to stay away from this in his debates with Gore later in 2000, if Kerry can cause Bush to get noticeably angry during the debate, the Massachusetts Senator could come away with a resounding victory.
While Bush was able to stay away from this in his debates with Gore later in 2000, if Kerry can cause Bush to get noticeably angry during the debate, the Massachusetts Senator could come away with a resounding victory.
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