Bush had a slow start there, but recovered once he started doing what Kerry was from the beginning: TAKING NOTES. It helps organization. I thought Bush's answers improved hugely after he started doing that. Nonetheless, he was a bit too repetitive; he kept saying the same things, without any alteration, even after Kerry had rebuked them fairly well. On the other hand, some of what Kerry said was simply declared wrong by Bush, which leaves us wonder who's right. I don't know, personally. Secondly, on the debate about how North Korea was to be dealt with, Bush was quite firm in his assertion that Kerry's plan was simply the wrong way to go. That was the Bush we expect; direct and assertive. For the most part, unfortunately for Bush supporters, he seemed to be a tad on the defensive, and I think the reason for that was that Kerry did a far better job than expected of communicating.
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In a haze
A stormy haze
I’ll be around
I’ll be loving you
Always
Always
Here I am
And I’ll take my time
Here I am
And I’ll wait in line
Always
Always...