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Is this a debate ... or schoolyard bickering?

LOL! The South Bend Tribune brings us a little comic relief. This pretty accurately reflects the amount of attention (or rather, lack thereof) given to Kucinich, Sharpton, and Moseley Braun.

Is this a debate ... or schoolyard bickering?
OPINION

By JIM SHEA
The Hartford Courant

As the Democratic presidential debates continue to deteriorate, we join the final encounter already in progress:

Lieberman: ... and on top of that, Howard Dean is a big dooty head.

Dean: Am not.

Lieberman: Are too.

Dean: Am not.

Moderator: Gentlemen, if we may, let's move on to the war in Iraq.

Kerry: I was for it now I'm not.

Edwards: I was for it but now I'm not, too.

Clark: I was for it and then I didn't know if I was for it and now I'm, er, what day is it?

Lieberman: Senator Kerry, I don't see how you could vote for the war but not for the $87 billion to fund it.

Kerry: It's simple, Joe, I'm a war hero, and you're a twerp.

Clark: Yeah, gimme a high five.

Edwards: Maybe if the senator from Connecticut spent a little less time on policy and a little more time on his hair he might actually excite a voter.

Lieberman: You know what the difference is between road kill and a dead lawyer on the side of the road?

Sharpton: Hey, I know, I know.

Moderator: Rev. Sharpton.

Sharpton: Skid marks.

Moderator: Mr. Gephardt, you've been quiet this evening.

Gephardt: You know, it just dawned on me the only thing I have a chance of being president of is Iowa.

Kucinich: Hello.

Moderator: Ms. Moseley Braun, how do you feel about the Iraq question?

Moseley Braun: Oh, I don't care. I'm just happy to be up here.

Moderator: Gov. Dean, how should we fund postwar Iraq?

Dean: I know but I'm not saying until Senator Rubber Face apologizes for calling me a big dooty head.

Lieberman: Dooty head. Dooty head. Dooty head.

Dean: I'm telling.

Sharpton: Mr. Moderator, I have a question for Gov. Dean.

Moderator: Go ahead.

Sharpton: Yo, Dean, what's wrong with your neck, man, can't you turn that thing?

Dean: Well, I got one for you, Al. Where do you buy pants with a 38-inch waist and 20-inch inseam?

Sharpton: Your momma knows.

Moderator: Gentlemen! Gentlemen, please. We only have a few more minutes. Final statements, who would like to go first?

Dean: I should go first, I'm the front-runner.

Moseley Braun: Ladies before gentlemen.

Kerry: She's right, let Lieberman go first.

Lieberman: What's that supposed to mean?

Clark: It's about leadership, people, I'll make the tough decisions.

Edwards: Stuff it, general.

Sharpton: Shut up, Edwards.

Gephardt: Have another doughnut, Al.

Kucinich: Hello.

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