30 min. into debate, Romney is shredding Obama to tiny little pieces - Page 7

Flying-Dutchman · 10-03-2012, 21:22

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Originally Posted by aplcr0331

"Obama better hope a Kicked Ass is covered under Obamacare" - Dennis Miller

Romney “educated” Obama without being mean.

Romney was Presidential. He exceeded all expectations.

You can tell Romney is ready to hit the ground running on day 1.

This will be a historic debate just as the Kennedy-Nixon debate is talked about to this day.

***.264 magnum*** · 10-03-2012, 21:22

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Originally Posted by Slug71

YOUR logic sir, is absurd. I'm voting for RP. Therefore my vote goes to RP and NO ONE else. Its fact.

That's OK and your right. But don't kid yourself, that's taking a vote from a guy who could/might win and giving it to a guy who simply has ZERO chance. With all due respect losers do things like that.

***Rabbi*** · 10-03-2012, 21:23

I think this is funny.

It is a smart move for Romney to do everything he can to run with the narrative that Obama is a very rich and powerful man as well.

tsmo1066 · 10-03-2012, 21:24

CNN's own debate poll just aired: Overwhelming win for Romney

67% to 25% among registered voters.

Wow!

***.264 magnum*** · 10-03-2012, 21:25

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Originally Posted by tsmo1066

CNN's own debate poll just aired: Overwhelming win for Romney

67% to 25% among registered voters.

Wow!

No kidding?

aplcr0331 · 10-03-2012, 21:26

Another good quote from Romney to Obama:

“Look, I’ve got five boys and I’m used to somebody saying something that’s not true and hoping that by repeating it I’m going to believe it,”

itstime · 10-03-2012, 21:27

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Originally Posted by Rabbi

I dont see it.

I think it is like a damned pep rally, you are biased to the guy you want to win.

It sounds like two people saying much of the same thing with a mild disagreement.

Romney must attack the last 4 years, ATTACK. Instead he is trying to educate people and defend his positions. No one wants to be educated, they want a show. F'ing gut him man....eviscerate what is one of the worst records ever.

They both suck, it all sucks. I weep for what was once the Republic.

Of course, I will hold my nose and vote for Romney. He will manage the decay better.

Rabbi. I love your posts. Well said. Thanks for saving me some typing again.

Slug71 · 10-03-2012, 21:27

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Originally Posted by Rabbi

Yes, that is were you vote goes but the implications are larger than that.

It is a vote that Romney doesnt get. No matter what mental gymnastics you use, your choice helps Obama.

I get that Rabbi. But I don't agree with much of Romney's views either. I don't agree with him on Medicare. He lied about MA being number one in education. He threatens the 2A just as much as Obama. Defense NEEDS cuts.

And at the end of the day, its the house and senate that has the final say on what goes on. These two are just puppets. Therefore I do not and will not support the lesser of two evils.

He did well in the debates though.

Ruggles · 10-03-2012, 21:28

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Originally Posted by aplcr0331

"Obama better hope a Kicked Ass is covered under Obamacare" - Dennis Miller

Dennis Miller is one smart comedian, the guy would be a blast to have dinner with. Of course after a couple of margaritas his wit, cultural and social references would fly over my head.

That line is a winner, I think Mitt should use it next debate

tsmo1066 · 10-03-2012, 21:29

One CNN commentator made a great observation that in swing states where Obama has been relentlessly running very negative campaign ads, this debate could have a tremendous impact because many voters in those states who have been listening to such ads expected to see an evil, greedy devil take the stage in the form of Romney.

Instead they saw a concerned, well informed, very relaxed and reachable guy who exudes confidence and competence.

***Rabbi*** · 10-03-2012, 21:30

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Originally Posted by Slug71

I get that Rabbi. But I don't agree with much of Romney's views either. I don't agree with him on Medicare. He lied about MA being number one in education. He threatens the 2A just as much as Obama. Defense NEEDS cuts.

And at the end of the day, its the house and senate that has the final say on what goes on. These two are just puppets. Therefore I do not and will not support the lesser of two evils.

He did well in the debates though.

I dont fault you for seeing it that way. In some ways, I agree. I really dont agree with the "puppet" thing though. Obama should prove the point that POTUS can do a lot...(of damage)

I would frame the question like this, You will HAVE to live with one of those "lesser of two evils" that is a fact. Maybe that makes it a little more important to you.

***Peace Warrior*** · 10-03-2012, 21:31

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Originally Posted by tsmo1066

One CNN commentator made a great observation that in swing states where Obama has been relentlessly running very negative campaign ads, this debate could have a tremendous impact because many voters in those states who have been listening to such ads expected to see an evil, greedy devil take the stage in the form of Romney.

Instead they saw a concerned, well informed, very relaxed and reachable guy who exudes confidence and competence.

Reminded me of the last klinton-reagan debate.

***.264 magnum*** · 10-03-2012, 21:31

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Originally Posted by Slug71

I get that Rabbi. But I don't agree with much of Romney's views either. I don't agree with him on Medicare. He lied about MA being number one in education. He threatens the 2A just as much as Obama. Defense NEEDS cuts.

And at the end of the day, its the house and senate that has the final say on what goes on. These two are just puppets. Therefore I do not and will not support the lesser of two evils.

He did well in the debates though.

In a number of metrics MA is number one in education. Bang for the buck - likely not, PSAT scores, hard to argue with.

50 Cent · 10-03-2012, 21:32

Just proves Clint Eastwood was ahead of his time...debating an empty chair...

***Rabbi*** · 10-03-2012, 21:33

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Originally Posted by Peace Warrior

Reminded me of the last klinton-reagan debate.

Clinton-Reagan you say?

Awesome, just awesome. You are like Biden...or herpes. The gift that keeps giving.

meathead19 · 10-03-2012, 21:33

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Originally Posted by Dalton Wayne

I see what you did there

.....rut rooo.

aplcr0331 · 10-03-2012, 21:34

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Originally Posted by Slug71

He lied about MA being number one in education.

Maybe he got his information from HuffPo:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0..._n_894528.html

Granted, these are for Math and Science scores which hardly matter at all in the grand scheme of things.

***Peace Warrior*** · 10-03-2012, 21:34

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Originally Posted by .264 magnum

That's OK and your right. But don't kid yourself, that's taking a vote from a guy who could/might win and giving it to a guy who simply has ZERO chance. With all due respect losers do things like that.

So if one cannot in good conscience vote for the lesser of two evils as presented, one should choose not to vote at all, so as to not vote, by proxy, for "the really bad guy."

yeah, that makes sense...

427 · 10-03-2012, 21:34

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Originally Posted by Peace Warrior

Reminded me of the last klinton-reagan debate.

When did Clinton and Reagan debate?

Slug71 · 10-03-2012, 21:34

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Originally Posted by Rabbi

I dont fault you for seeing it that way. In some ways, I agree. I really dont agree with the "puppet" thing though. Obama should prove the point that POTUS can do a lot...(of damage)

I would frame the question like this, You will HAVE to live with one of those "lesser of two evils" that is a fact. Maybe that makes it a little more important to you.

Well depending on the next two debates my mind might change.
The only 'thanks' I want is from my daughter though. My decision ultimately affects her life.