It's pretty well known that IQ scores can change over time, so relying on tests from over 30 years ago isn't too credible. However, I did notice you didn't refute any of my points about his decision making process leading up to the war in Iraq.

>>I brought it up because you were defending Bush's intelligence and his cabinet choices. While no president can be held 100% accountable for every person in his administration, President Bush did decide in the months before the Iraq war to take the advice of Cheney and Rumsfeld, two men with no combat experience, over the advice of Colin Powell, whose credentials you have already laid out.
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>PMFJI, but you think Kerry is more intelligent than the president?
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>Even the NY Times is reporting that is false:
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>Mr. Bush's score on the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test at age 22 again suggests that his I.Q was the mid-120's, putting Mr. Bush in about the 95th percentile of the population, according to Mr. Sailer. Mr. Kerry's I.Q. was about 120, in the 91st percentile, according to Mr. Sailer's extrapolation of his score at age 22 on the Navy Officer Qualification Test.
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>Linda Gottfredson, an I.Q. expert at the University of Delaware, called it a creditable analysis said she was not surprised at the results or that so many people had assumed that Mr. Kerry was smarter. "People will often be misled into thinking someone is brighter if he says something complicated they can't understand," Professor Gottfredson said.
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>from http://www.nytimes.com/2004/10/24/politics/campaign/24points.html
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>HAHAHAHAHA
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>Kerry is not only dumber, he is also a pathological liar. He doesn't know where he stands on any given issue at any given time, unless he calls Bill Clinton to find out.
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>John