Black Mamba
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You mean Edwards, right?
er, yes. They do look similar, lol
You mean Edwards, right?
After several days of big, loud rallies in OH and NC, today's VA event seemed a bit flat. Romney tired perhaps and crowd less rowdy
This was posted yesterday
Debate Changes Little In Colorado, Virginia, Wisconsin, Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS News Swing State Poll Finds
http://www.quinnipiac.edu/institute...-(co-va-and-wi)/release-detail?ReleaseID=1804
Obama To Appear On ‘The Daily Show’
http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/obama-to-appear-on-daily-show
Only thing that'd probably be even better is appearing on The Colbert Report. Even if Stephen allegedly shut down the Bump.Show's over. Obama has this election signed sealed delivered
He might've been inspired by the late musician, sure, but I'm not entirely convinced this is particularly heinous. He could very well have done what he said here (unless there's evidence to the contrary).Who cares, it's hilarious. Stealing a story from Kurt frickin Cobain?
John Edwards is Moriarty?i am firmly convinced that john edwards was a figment of my imagination stemming from me thinking "man, what if a democrat had a legit sex scandal?" that somehow escaped like a holodeck malfunction.
NBC News' Garrett Haake tweets:
Hmm..
http://election.princeton.edu/2012/10/11/a-prediction-on-biden-v-ryan/Biden seems to have given Ryan a thrashing, cornering him on budget policy and besting him on social issues. Ryan came off as more knowledgeable on foreign policy than I was expecting. He appeared to basically agree with the Administration. Since the expectation on the right was that a buffoon (Biden) was up against a brilliant young Turk (Ryan), the outcome might be deflating.
I will make one prediction: whatever happens in the polls next will be assigned to the VP debate as a cause. Earlier today I pointed out that in key swing states, Romney’s bounce subsided rapidly – indeed, may have started doing so days ago. However, it takes days for polls to hit the news. In short, I expect the media to have a case of post hoc, propter hoc. If and when things turn around, could the rooster (Biden) be about to get credit for the sunrise?
call me crazy, but virginia seems bluer than people are giving it credit for.
I really think it's a tossup right now, and that organizational advantages will let Obama eek by with a win there. "Fake Virginia" is going to show-up to vote again this year.call me crazy, but virginia seems bluer than people are giving it credit for.
John Edwards is Moriarty?
The theory goes that Romney is gaining in the national vote because voters in states like California or Texas (which are safe in either column) are now paying attention and he's picking up votes there, while the swing states are seeing less impact because the campaigns have been running there for so long that voters are already familiar with both candidates.I'm so confused by this, there are polls saying nothing has changed in those states, and polls showing Romney dominating. :/
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/joe-biden-fans-raising-money-buy-vp-trans-192630243.htmlA parody of Vice President Joe Biden from the satirical news outlet The Onion has apparently morphed into an honest-to-goodness political reality. Some supporters of Biden have started a fundraising page to buy the country's second-highest-ranking political figure a vintage Trans Am sports car.
"In order to let Vice President Biden know just how much we appreciate him, while also making a very silly part of the internet come true (we are the internet after all); let's buy Uncle Joe a Trans Am like the one that is featured in the Onion article," writes the campaign's creator and Fark writer, "Hack Patooey," who worked with several of his colleagues and Fark readers on the idea, which they first posted here.
And while anyone can set up a farcical fundraising page, this humorous campaign has some very real support. It has received more than $1,000 in financial commitments from more than 80 donors.
Despite the tongue-in-cheek nature of the campaign, its founders list some sincere reasons for wanting to honor their political hero, citing Biden's support for gay marriage and his outspoken views on foreign policy.
any historical context? I know Palin's was high, but what about Cheney-Roberts and Cheney-Lieberman?
lieberman/cheney: 29m
Interesting take on the debate, and some poll talk
http://election.princeton.edu/2012/10/11/a-prediction-on-biden-v-ryan/
If I'm wrong and Black Mamba is right, Obama should recover in the polls within the next couple days. Biden getting credit for it would be the obvious play by the media (just as they did with the "Clinton" bounce of the DNC). Obama already seems quite loyal to Biden after a rocky start, but if he wins I'd imagine they'll become even closer.
I don't trust Florida or North Carolina to go for Obama and I'm worried about Colorado, Wisconsin, and New Hampshire. I think Obama may end up needing both Virginia and Ohio to win.
Really, the last few days have pushed me into doing something I should have done weeks ago - volunteer for the campaign. If there are any fellow Hampton Roads gaffers browsing or posting in this thread feel free to join me.
Apparently both parties were for torture in 2000.
Apparently both parties were for torture in 2000.
http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire...-viewers-tune-into-biden-and-ryans-vp-debate/Persons 18-34 7,151,000
Persons 35-54 14,941,000
Persons 55+ 26,731,000
Persons 18-34 7,151,000
that's a pretty good number. hopefully most thought joe won the debate and of course reignited democrat enthusiasm.Debate viewers break down
http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire...-viewers-tune-into-biden-and-ryans-vp-debate/
dat steelers game.
Almost 50 million viewers. How does that compare to other VP debates? Doesn't that much lower than the 1st Pres debate.Debate viewers break down.
http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire...-viewers-tune-into-biden-and-ryans-vp-debate/
I had it on in the background. Biden's frequent burns made me stand up and cheer and yell "OH DAAAAMN!" more than that game did.dat steelers titans game.
Almost 50 million viewers. How does that compare to other VP debates? Doesn't that much lower than the 1st Pres debate.
.http://www.ukiahdailyjournal.com/ne...residential-debate-seven-things-you-need-know
kemp/gore: 26.6m
lieberman/cheney: 29m
cheney/edwards: 43.5m
palin/biden: 69.9m
so definitely the second-highest.
Debate viewers break down
http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire...-viewers-tune-into-biden-and-ryans-vp-debate/
It's hard to see Biden not winning among most of those 26mil seniors
It's hard to see Biden not winning among most of those 26mil seniors
One thing it doesn't account for (I don't think) is people watching online. A lot of the younger people prefer watching things on their phones/computers. I watched the first Presidential debate on cspan.com and the VP debate (or tried to) on my phone.
Wait, are we in panic mode again? What did I miss?
Wait, are we in panic mode again? What did I miss?
It's hard to see Biden not winning among most of those 26mil seniors
It's hard to see Biden not winning among most of those 26mil seniors
This is NeoGAF. We don't BELIEVE.
Actually, Obama's organizational advantage would probably tip the state if it were tied. They have approximately double the number of Romney's field offices in Ohio. Voter mobilization, especially personal contact/canvassing, has proven to be an effective tactic. It's an advantage that is being overlooked.You need to disabuse yourself of this notion that his ground game will make up for being behind in the polls. If it's even roughly tied in Ohio, voter suppression will carry it for Romney.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll done after the debate showed that 42 percent of registered voters felt Biden had won, versus 35 percent who picked Ryan. Twenty-three percent said they did not know who had come out ahead.
What's reaching when he lied about his running time and even his percentage of bodyfat?
So is the consensus that Obama is done?
So is the consensus that Obama is done?
In a sign the race is tightening again, Romney led Obama by 1 percentage point, 46 to 45 percent, among likely voters in the Reuters/Ipsos daily online tracking poll released on Friday. Romney led by 3 percentage points in Thursday's poll. Most poll respondents were questioned before the vice presidential debate.
not very decisive, but at least it's not stupidly close or anything.