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October 3rd, in Denver. It's going to be a train wreck for Mitt, I can't wait.
This has gotta be up there as the best quote on these forums all year... given what happened.
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This has gotta be up there as the best quote on these forums all year... given what happened.
Mitt Romney everybody.
http://thinkprogress.org/election/2012/10/11/990281/romney-uninsured-hospital/.
It's as if rich dim people aren't in touch with what actually goes on in their own country. Huh.
http://thinkprogress.org/election/2012/10/11/990281/romney-uninsured-hospital/.
It's as if rich dim people aren't in touch with what actually goes on in their own country. Huh.
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The two videos that have come out of him speaking at a fund raiser shouldn't contain anything remotely surprising, tbh.
Great, another idiot following in Bush footsteps and may even surpass him in stupidity.
Whats with republicans throwing out baffoons lately. Must be some conservative religious factor at work aswell lol
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I haven't seen it yet, but apparently Biden "dominated" Ryan in the VP debate.
Not that my opinion on these matters is particularly worth listening to, but Paul Ryan did something incredible... He managed to sound like more of a robot than Mitt Romney. The best the GOP have on Biden after last night, was that he was smirking and being condescending. On the issues, Biden did dominate.
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Lots of people in the states don't seem to care about that, they are very narrow minded when it comes to who they vote for. They care about what matters to them and willing to overlook a lot of other things that could be detriment to the majority.
I guess it is human nature.
There were a few pretty good moments last night, but two of the best came on Syria and Iran. Mitt and Paul have been going around, telling the country about how weak the president has been on these two issues, and how he's facilitating American decline, etc. Joe simply said, on Iran, other than apply sanctions on their banks, try to destroy their currency, embargo their oil and say that military action is not off the table (which is what the Obama administration has done), what else could we do? Except just send in the USAF? All the Congressman could say was, 'failed leadership', 'apologising for America', you know the rap.
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^The trouble is the American mainstream media just let them get away with it.
It's not just that they let them, they help them get away with it.
I don't know if you watched the debate live, but watching Paul Ryan answer, you could literally see him try to remember what he was supposed to say, and then proceeded to recite. He achieved the impossible, and managed to appear even more robotic than Mitt... It was so obvious that I would almost say that it's beyond dispute, but what did the media pick up on? How earnest Paul appeared... Right.
As a footnote, of course Joe was also reciting the company line, I was merely pointing out that when the congressman was doing it, it was so obvious that it hurt.
I watched the presidential debate last night on youtube. Gotta say.....did Obama actually make that mistake at the end for his closing speech or was i imagining it?
What did he say again? eerr...
"everyone's getting a fair share..errr oops...everyones doing a fair share"
Did anyone else think he completely dropped himself in it with that comment?
His closing statement starts around 1hr24
What did he say again? eerr...
"everyone's getting a fair share..errr oops...everyones doing a fair share"
Did anyone else think he completely dropped himself in it with that comment?
His closing statement starts around 1hr24
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