Highlights of last night’s debate include Dennis Kucinich scolding the mainstream media and their framing of the Iran issue, John Edwards getting to the heart of what’s at stake after 2008, and Joe Biden…oh, Senator Biden…going after the right target – “the most underqualified man since George Bush to seek the presidency.”
On October 31, 2007,
in Uncategorized,
by Mary Mancini
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“There’s only three things he mentions in a sentence: a noun and a verb and 9/11.”
The crowd laughs with scattered applause. The blogs approve; calling it one of the best lines of the night.
The largest terrorist act in history. 3000 people dead. A nation horrified and brought to a standstill.
Now the punch line for a joke.
Are you proud?
What’s horrifying is a man – and let me tell you specifically that I mean Rudy Giuliani should you miss this point too – who uses the “largest terrorist act in history. 3000 people dead. A nation horrified and brought to a standstill” to advance his political career.