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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (504246)	12/5/2003 12:56:48 PM
From: JakeStraw	Respond to of 769667

Democratic Debate Drinking Game Get drunk on political discourse! By June Thomas Take one drink if: A candidate mentions an ordinary American by name A candidate mentions Bill Clinton A candidate mentions John Ashcroft A candidate mentions John McCain A candidate mentions Enron A candidate mentions Halliburton A candidate mentions a member of his or her family A candidate gives out his or her campaign Web site URL A candidate flourishes a printout of a strategy paper or a bill he or she co-sponsored A candidate looks into the wrong camera during introductions A candidate speaks Spanish A candidate refuses to answer a hypothetical question A candidate evades the question of whether they'd vote for Bush's $87 billion A candidate uses the phrase "when I'm president" A candidate promises to "support our troops" When John Kerry mentions he served in Vietnam Take two drinks if: A candidate says a rival is "wrong" A candidate says he or she is "surprised" by something a rival says The camera catches an audience member in mid-yawn Drain your glass if: You laugh out loud at a candidate's joke Finish the bottle if: The candidates get into a fistfight Kamikaze version: Take a drink every time a candidate mentions President Bush by name. (Note: This is not recommended if you have to work Friday.) politicalhumor.about.com