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"Fuzzy Logic" tactic again?

What comes to my mind is the debate between George W and Gore. As I recall, George W called Gore's well-researched economic figures "fuzzy logic." An ignorant attack that rattled and perhaps enraged Gore, could have been the fatal blow to Gore's campaign. Are we likely to see a repeat in the coming debates?

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Posted 2008-09-22T23:34:16Z
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