Hugh Hewitt wants to know: how many times will John Kerry say “Vietnam” and/or “Halliburton” in tonight’s debate? I am vacillating between 11 and 16. I’ll go conservative and say 11.
I know I’m not giving you much time, but hazard a guess. Only guesses before 6 p.m. count.
UPDATE: Meh. Lots of allusions to Vietnam, but only one specific mention of the word “Vietnam” by Kerry, and only one Halliburton mention. Here is the transcript.
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I’ll go with 10.
Comment by steve (42fd80) — 9/30/2004 @ 5:44 pm
Answer: I lost count.
He _alluded_ to Vietnam in practically everything.
I did hear Halliburton.
Comment by Al (98e4ad) — 9/30/2004 @ 8:31 pm