Gaffes of 2004 Presidential Candidates

Please rate the severity of the gaffes committed by 2004 Candidates for the Presidency (5 = Most Severe, 1 = Most Trivial)

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George W. Bush's response of "Bring them on," when asked about the armed resistance in Iraq that was killing US troops

23 reviews

3.19 Stars | 53 ratings

Howard Dean's concession speech following the 2004 Iowa Caucus / Howard Dean Scream

31 reviews

3.45 Stars | 47 ratings

John Kerry's comment that, "these guys are the most crooked, you know, lying group of people I've ever seen."

17 reviews

3.11 Stars | 38 ratings

John Kerry's assertion that, "What we need now is not just a regime change in Saddam Hussein and Iraq, but we need a regime change in the United States."

18 reviews

2.88 Stars | 42 ratings

Al Sharpton's complaint about "the diamond merchants right here in Crown Heights."

9 reviews

3.54 Stars | 26 ratings

John Edwards' response of "Who was he?" when told there was an event scheduled with Yitzhak Rabin's widow.

9 reviews

3.17 Stars | 24 ratings

Retired general Wesley Clark's flip flop of his position on the use of force in Iraq

4 reviews

3.09 Stars | 23 ratings

George W. Bush's statement that he doesn't think we can win the war on terror on NBC's "Today" show

9 reviews

2.86 Stars | 14 ratings

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Gaffes of 2004 Presidential Candidates

George W. Bush's response of "Bring them on," when asked about the armed resistance in Iraq that was killing US troops

Howard Dean's concession speech following the 2004 Iowa Caucus / Howard Dean Scream

John Kerry's comment that, "these guys are the most crooked, you know, lying group of people I've ever seen."

John Kerry's assertion that, "What we need now is not just a regime change in Saddam Hussein and Iraq, but we need a regime change in the United States."

Al Sharpton's complaint about "the diamond merchants right here in Crown Heights."

John Edwards' response of "Who was he?" when told there was an event scheduled with Yitzhak Rabin's widow.

Retired general Wesley Clark's flip flop of his position on the use of force in Iraq

George W. Bush's statement that he doesn't think we can win the war on terror on NBC's "Today" show

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