Saturday, October 09, 2004

Partying our asses off

We’re having a great time, and want to wish everyone a happy Columbus’ Day. Yes, I knowe that actually falls on Monday, but I might lose track of time. I thought the debate went pretty well for Bush (but you guys might think I was partisan or something).

Great question on Stem Cell research to Kerry though. He was trying to say that he would sponsor government funding of abortion to obtain those stem cells, without actually coming out and saying that he would put those abortions (which is the only way to get embyonic stem cells) on the taxpayers tab.

He didn’t quite make the nut this time.

Dinner at the Center Stage Restaurant (at the Union Plaza) was great, and while the food is expensive (worth every penny, but bring a lot of pennies), the service was terrific, the food was very good, with tremendous portions, and the view of the Fremont Street Experience Light show at the top of every hour was phenomenal.

I heartily recommend it.

{/Travel Agent}

I’m running out of time (I had to rent a computer to post this), so I’ll catch up with you guys later on.

The Day After…Yesterday

After reading some of the debate round-ups, it’s painfully obvious neither candidate overall is trying to win, but just playing not to lose. BUT on one issue, Bush is absolultely destroying Kerry, and that is national security.

As the Professor points out, Kerry was stammering and sweating most of the night in regards to Iraq. Sweating. The Draft. Stammering.

Look, I’m a one issue guy. I hear Kerry talking about what he’ll do for the middle class and I get zonked out, since it’s hard to take him seriously, since he’s never passed up a chance to RAISE taxes to begin with.

Despite the left’s insistence that Kerry won last night, he got his clocked clean on the most important issue.

A man who votes against funding for our troops, but yet insists he supports them.

A man who says he’ll build a strong coalition in regards to Iraq, but then denigrates the one we have right now.

Kerry is all over the map and last night, used misdirection to deflect hard questions on Iraq.