I just watched actual video of Kerry referring to Cheney's daughter during the debate. And I have to say, to read it is one thing - but to hear him say it is slightly another. It was the pause that changed the tone - he hesitated almost as if he was saying a bad thing, like Cheney's daughter was a convicted murder not a honor student... or something. So - I stand corrected, or I'm changing my view on that one... but eh, what the hell - it was still obvious he meant well by it, I think he might have kicked himself when he said it, but of all the words thrown around during the past few months... it's hardly worth the coverage it's been getting. And it's definitely not something to base a vote on.

I think it's funny when Kerry points out that Bush said twice - not once... twice - that he could care less where Osama is or what he is doing. And in response Bush says, see there Kerry goes again - blowing things out of proportion! When he said it! He said it - twice - and he doesn't even remember, or he thinks he can deny it like everything else and get away with it. But no - the most talked about subject from the debate is "the lesbian" remark... do we even care where this country is heading... not even heading - where we are?