Good luck, Bams! Let's see some fire tonight, plz![]()
Yep! That's all we can hope for.
Good luck, Bams! Let's see some fire tonight, plz![]()
I'd love to see Stein and Johnson in these debates. Talk about letting the cat among the pigeons. It would have zero effect on the chances of a third party to win in the U.S., but I imagine it would be difficult for the real candidates to stay on script in the middle of that chaos. Someone might get confused and say something interesting.
Let's do this!
pigeon, here's the Daily Beast's stream, Urtak, debate bingo, and live chat: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/10/16/presidential-debate-dashboard-round-2.html Their coverage starts in twenty minutes.
Either way, he was more aggressive than Romney was, which is what I was responding to. I've seen polls showing a tie or that Biden won, but I haven't counted the polls to determine who technically came out on top but Biden could have won the debate by a large majority if he controlled his mannerisms.
The thing is, I wasn't trying to respond about who won that debate, I was just responding to the aggression angle to the person I quoted (who said the media determined it a tie). There's a way to be aggressive and Biden handled that aspect poorly while Romney did it masterfully.
Good luck Roms! Let's see some fire tonight plz!
Good luck Roms! Let's see some fire tonight plz!
The absolute theater that can result from bringing up issues like warantless wiretapping, the drug war, marijuana legalization, bank/auto/airline bailouts, campaign finance reform with Obama and Romney actually having to answer for their positions would be sweet.
This would be beyond amazing.
The absolute theater that can result from bringing up issues like warantless wiretapping, the drug war, marijuana legalization, bank/auto/airline bailouts, campaign finance reform with Obama and Romney actually having to answer for their positions would be sweet.
If marijuana gets legalized in Colorado, I don't think we'll make it the rest of the decade without the federal position changing.
Undecided voters my ass, CNN...
Biden did win the debate by a large majority according to the polls, actually. There's only one poll that called it close, it just happened to be the CNN snap poll.
I'm scared. Hold me, GAF.
People that vote third party/don't vote (national elections) don't operate in a rational capacity, sorry yo.
"I'm voting green party because democrats aren't left enough, so what if that aids a party even further from my beliefs"
"I'm not voting because I don't like either candidate, surely that also separates me from whatever decisions they make and my protest registered"
People that vote third party/don't vote (national elections) don't operate in a rational capacity, sorry yo.
"I'm voting green party because democrats aren't left enough, so what if that aids a party even further from my beliefs"
"I'm not voting because I don't like either candidate, surely that also separates me from whatever decisions they make and my protest registered"
I'd love to see Stein and Johnson in these debates. Talk about letting the cat among the pigeons. It would have zero effect on the chances of a third party to win in the U.S., but I imagine it would be difficult for the real candidates to stay on script in the middle of that chaos. Someone might get confused and say something interesting.
People that accept and enable the 2 party bullshit are the ones who aren't operating in a rational capacity, and they've done far more damage to the country than any "wasted" votes have. Sorry, yo.
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never forget
Exactly. He's one hypothetical of many. The biggest issue was that so many liberals/Democrats thought that Bush was going to lose and they sat their asses at home on election day.
People that vote third party/don't vote (national elections) don't operate in a rational capacity, sorry yo.
"I'm voting green party because democrats aren't left enough, so what if that aids a party even further from my beliefs"
"I'm not voting because I don't like either candidate, surely that also separates me from whatever decisions they make and my protest registered"
I know Obama can do it tonight, but I'm worried that the debate format itself won't be too conducive for gaining the upper hand in a major way. As long as he defends himself and keeps on Romney, then he said be good.
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never forget
Obama's job is to stop the momentum that Romney is getting from his first debate. The next two debates likely won't have much impact as far as increasing momentum either way; only if Romney wins this next one, then his momentum will keep up but once they tie it should stop. I don't expect Romney to pull a win this time.
It's kinda unprecedented that Romney is even getting as much momentum as he is from that first debate. Romney really helped himself out with that one.
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Part 2.
It was a huge win and vaulted his campaign into a real contender. I don't have any numbers, but I'm sure it help with fundraising as well.