In Bush's Major Speech, Kerry referred to 4100% more than al Qaeda

[BurtWorm]

:eyes:

http://discourse.net/

Word Frequency Counts Reveal a Major Problem
Pandagon reports in Terrorist Who?:

Did a quick term count in yesterday’s “major” speech on terrorism. The results, amazingly, are even more ridiculous than I expected:
Frequency of John Kerry (with the terms “Senator”, “Senator Kerry”, or “my opponent”): 41

Frequency of “Saddam Hussein”: 4

Frequency of “Al Qaeda”: 1

Frequency of “Osama bin-Laden” or “bin-Laden”: 0

Assuming this was, as stated, a speech on terrorism, it seems quite clear that George W. Bush believes the main terrorist threat facing our country is John Kerry.
He probably does at that.

[Randi_Listener]

1. What's the point here?

n/t

[BurtWorm]

2. Do you seriously want an answer?

Bush gets the cable networks to cover live a "major foreign policy speech" in which he refers to his political opponent 4100% more often than to a national threat?

[Randi_Listener]

3. I don't think anyone here is surprised.

I thought the 4100% would be a little higher.

[BRLIB]

4. Followed to the original....."We will stand up for terror"?

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/10/20041018-11.html

Another Bushism?



AUDIENCE: Four more years! Four more years! Four more years!

THE PRESIDENT: In a new term as your President, we will finish the work we have started. We will stand up for terror -- we will stand up for freedom. And on November the 2nd, my fellow Americans, I ask that you stand with me. (Applause.)

God bless. Thank you all. (Applause.)

END 2:10 P.M. EDT

[demokatgurrl]

5. I just think he's more afraid of Kerry than AlQueda-

I mean they never were his big priority, were they?