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« Reply #30 on: October 17, 2012, 07:57:54 pm »

Smashed, really ? That's not what the polls say.
Do the polls say that Romney received "a monumental ass kicking"?

Apples to apples, after all.
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« Reply #31 on: October 17, 2012, 08:05:05 pm »

Do the polls say that Romney received "a monumental ass kicking"?

Apples to apples, after all.

No, the polls say anything from a draw to a slight edge for Obama. The only "monumental ass kicking" was the first debate. Whatever you say or how you spin it, there was a much much wider margin in the first debate than in this one. Go fact check that !!!
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« Reply #32 on: October 17, 2012, 08:45:37 pm »


It is more than clear that they were blaming the attacks on the video and intolerance toward Islam and not terrorist activity.

By saying it is wrong to engage in hate speech, he now supports terrorism?

I guess that means every single person who opposes abortion thus also support the bombing of abortion clinics?

It is quite possible to both feel the video was bad AND oppose the reaction to it. 
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« Reply #33 on: October 17, 2012, 08:53:38 pm »

By saying it is wrong to engage in hate speech, he now supports terrorism?

I guess that means every single person who opposes abortion thus also support the bombing of abortion clinics?

It is quite possible to both feel the video was bad AND oppose the reaction to it. 

No, I'm saying that for 2 weeks they blamed the attacks on the video for inciting the attacks when they knew or should have known that they were pre planed terrorist attacks. Last night Obama lied and said that he called them terrorist attacks the day after, he most certainly did not.
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« Reply #34 on: October 17, 2012, 08:55:37 pm »

Obama won the debate.

Romney screwed up on Libya, which should've been a power area for him.  He came off looking petty, arguing about Obama's choice of words.  On top of that, moderator help or not, Romney got told and Obama got applause.  -- Romney kinda looked stunned and never recovered from this point.

I think Romney was overly aggressive with asking the president about his own finances and Obama's laugh line worked -- even Romney laughed a little.

The one part where Obama looked bad to me was when they were talking about an assault weapons ban and Obama turned that into something about teachers that was long and rambling.  It just seemed way off topic, like he was meandering.

But the best line of the night was when Obama looked Romney in the eye with a cold stare and talked about how he was the one who had to greet those coffins when he came home.  I think it showed how serious he is and it diminished Romney, in my opinion, as someone trying to score on the tragedy.
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« Reply #35 on: October 17, 2012, 09:52:14 pm »

Obama won the debate.

Romney screwed up on Libya, which should've been a power area for him.  He came off looking petty, arguing about Obama's choice of words.  On top of that, moderator help or not, Romney got told and Obama got applause.  -- Romney kinda looked stunned and never recovered from this point.

He wasn't arguing about Obama's choice of words. He was asking why they weren't called terrorist attacks from the get go. As far as Romney getting told, according to most that I've read. Despite the unfair tag team job, is that Crowley and Obama were wrong. The applause wasn't for Obama, it was for what Crowley said. If she would have said nothing there would have been no applause. And for the record, there was supposed to be no applause during the debate. Which of course Obama's manly looking wife was seen violating.

I think Romney was overly aggressive with asking the president about his own finances and Obama's laugh line worked -- even Romney laughed a little.

So if Obama attacks Romney over having foreign investments. And Obama in fact has those same type of investments, Romney shouldn't aggressively call him out on it ? Of course he should. The real underlying fact is that Obama never answered the question.

The one part where Obama looked bad to me was when they were talking about an assault weapons ban and Obama turned that into something about teachers that was long and rambling.  It just seemed way off topic, like he was meandering.

You bet your ass it looked bad. Messing with the 2nd amendment wasn't a smart thing to do any way you slice it.

But the best line of the night was when Obama looked Romney in the eye with a cold stare and talked about how he was the one who had to greet those coffins when he came home.  I think it showed how serious he is and it diminished Romney, in my opinion, as someone trying to score on the tragedy.

Pure bad acting job. Obama didn't give a shit about those who were killed. He cares about his agenda, that's all.
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« Reply #36 on: October 18, 2012, 05:19:14 am »

Direct questions from one candidate to another were also not allowed. But that didn't stop Willard.
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« Reply #37 on: October 18, 2012, 09:54:40 am »

Jimmy Kimmel did a bit where he asked people "who won the debate last night" the day before the debate happened.  People were so ready to declare their favorite candidate the winner, based on ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

badger is blinded by his hatred for all things Obama, and cannot look at this objectively.  This and other threads are only driving him farther to the right. 

He will be crying in his soup and threatening to move to Mexico come election night due to his sheer blindness.
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« Reply #38 on: October 18, 2012, 10:23:06 am »

Jimmy Kimmel did a bit where he asked people "who won the debate last night" the day before the debate happened.  People were so ready to declare their favorite candidate the winner, based on ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

badger is blinded by his hatred for all things Obama, and cannot look at this objectively.  This and other threads are only driving him farther to the right. 

He will be crying in his soup and threatening to move to Mexico come election night due to his sheer blindness.
It's not just badger. There are plenty of Obama people in here that are exactly the same.  That's been my argument (as well as many other people) from the beginning. There are only about 5-10% of people who actually ponder which way to go and that is who decides each election.  This site is a microcosm of the country.
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« Reply #39 on: October 18, 2012, 10:38:57 am »

Last night Obama lied and said that he called them terrorist attacks the day after, he most certainly did not.

If a fucking video of him saying it is not enough proof for you that he did, there is no more to discuss.
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« Reply #40 on: October 18, 2012, 10:42:07 am »

You know what else he accomplished ?  He lied to, fooled, and manipulated virtually all the black people into voting for him while not giving a fuck about them to begin with. Now he is doing it again. You are bought and paid for, joke is on you sucker, ha ha.........
Guess what?  Politicians lie to get into office. It's a fact of life. Obama lied about certain things to get in last time...cutting the deficit in a major recession. He knew that you can not cut Government spending in a deep recession or it would turn it into a depression.

And Romney is lying as well to get in. He has changed his positions so many times on several issues and will not release any details of his tax plan because he knows that if he does during the election process if would hurt his chances.

Politicians lie....and they will continue to lie because stupid/gullible people believe them. Sadly, we just have to decide who will lie the least.
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« Reply #41 on: October 18, 2012, 11:00:11 am »

It's not just badger. There are plenty of Obama people in here that are exactly the same.  That's been my argument (as well as many other people) from the beginning. There are only about 5-10% of people who actually ponder which way to go and that is who decides each election.  This site is a microcosm of the country.
I feel like I am able to look at situations objectively, regardless of who I support. I am not an undecided voter, but I can admit my candidate's shortcomings.  Some people refuse to recognize something as insignificant as their candidate lost a debate.
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« Reply #42 on: October 18, 2012, 11:37:35 am »

I think I can be objective based on what I watch since I'm not registered for any party. This is why I don't like discussing politics, it really brings out the nastiness in people. If only everyone could work together to just improve the country.
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« Reply #43 on: October 18, 2012, 12:00:50 pm »

I agree with Brian Fein.  I support Obama because I believe in more liberal ideas, but I think I'm able to recognize when things are good or bad for specifics candidates, separate from how I feel.
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« Reply #44 on: October 18, 2012, 02:02:55 pm »

Jimmy Kimmel did a bit where he asked people "who won the debate last night" the day before the debate happened.  People were so ready to declare their favorite candidate the winner, based on ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

badger is blinded by his hatred for all things Obama, and cannot look at this objectively.  This and other threads are only driving him farther to the right.
 

If you say so. You might want to look in the mirror before the minorities that you support need a new mirror and take it from you. 

He will be crying in his soup and threatening to move to Mexico come election night due to his sheer blindness.

Want to bet $1000 on that ?

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