Top 3 Lines of the Night:
3. Ted Strickland: "Thanks to 22 million new jobs created and a budget surplus left him by Bill Clinton, George W. Bush started his presidency on third base. And then promptly stole second."
2. Montana Gov. Brian Schweizter: "The Petrodictators will never own American wind or sunshine."
1. Hillary Clinton: "With an agenda like that, it makes sense that George Bush and John McCain will be together next week in the Twin Cities. Because these days they're awfully hard to tell apart."
3. Big Ted Strickland. Forgetting that his state is losing money and his approval rating is starting to sink. Somebody else in 2010.
2. Take that oil companies. You'll never own our wind or sunshine, which is good, because those two are known for working as well as scotch tape on a gunshot wound. But, hey, after BO gets elected, we're owning you. Because capitalism, schmapitalism.
1. That shouldn't be too bad of a thing. Bush nowhere gets the credit he deserves. We should say that, well, barack is part of the majority of the Congress which has the lowest approval rating of our time. And instead of working, they go on vacation and neglect the problems of the people they are elected, and paid, to represent. Oh, but Hillary had it right a couple months ago, pointing out Noted Author Obama's many failings and inexperiences to be President. (At least he majored in international relations!)
3. If by sink, you mean mid-sixties, then yeah, his approval rating is "sinking"
2. US has 3% of world's oil reserves, but uses 25% of the world's oil. A fifth-grader could tell you that means we'll never be self-sufficient on energy as long as we're using oil.
1. Low approval ratings is because they haven't stood up to Bush enough. If they had forced him to bring the troops home, approval ratings would soar.
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/video_legacy/17305068/index.html
Dennis Kucinich, (OH-10)Tuesday, August 26, 2008 at 04:35 PM