why can't they PROVE * isn't wearing a wire?

[yorgatron]

what are they trying to hide? keep asking folks,until they EXPLAIN.

[kokomo]

1. Can you imagine the uproar if Kerry was suspected of having a live feed?

The right-wing radio hacks would be going bonkers.

[tuvor]

3. Exactly. And so would CNN, MSNBC, fox (it goes without saying)

and pretty much every other major media company.

Something's clearly there. Why can't/won't they tell us what it was?

[Skittles]

5. LOL

they went bonkers because he had a PEN!!! :o

[Moonbeam_Starlight]

2. Because it's really hard to prove a negative

still, it'd be fun to get them trying!!! MUWAHAHAHAHAAA!!!

PROVE IT BUSHIES!! PROVE IT!!!

[saracat]

4. Hard? They don't even bother

proving the fictional negatives about Kerry. Why should this be proved? SBVFT don't prove anything. True or not we can do what they do.Keep repeating it!

[goclark]

6. Kerry proved the PEN in one day

Why can't they tell us immediately?

They were all over Dan Rather to Prove Prove Prove!

[Dover]

7. Should have been one of the "town hall" questions.......

"Mr. President, there have been rumors circulating that you are wearing some sort of listening device/receiver beneath your clothing to prompt your debate responses. Would you please put those rumors to rest now by removing your jacket and turning around for the cameras?"

[Hekate]

8. Cuz one of the things about bein' prezdint is you don't have to

...explain why you do anything. Though it would be easier bein' a dictator. (excerpted from two actual Bush statements)

Must've adjusted W's meds for the second debate -- instead of whiny, defensive and antsy he came off as whiny, defensive and bullying.

Yet there was a LTTE in my paper that said how amiable, straight-talking, and all around nice Bush came across -- and incidentally how tasty the Kool-Ade was at the house party he attended. Most of the letter-writers, however, thought Kerry won the debate.

Hekate

[Clovis Sangrail]

9. same thing as Iraq and WMD

you can't positively prove a negative assertion.