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Old 10-17-2012, 06:43 AM
 
Location: South East
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So rather than reading real news from a variety of reputable sources or dealing with real facts from scientifically run polls, you're basing everything on a blog post in the American Thinker? No wonder we're a dumb country.
Did you bother to read the news sources quoted half way down. Thought not. Well, does this help you any better?


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Old 10-17-2012, 06:44 AM
 
Location: Charlotte
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Except that Crowley admitted later that she was wrong, as we all knew she was. Romney was right.
The conclusion: Romney's comment was false. Obama did describe the killings in Benghazi as an act of terror twice within two days.

CNN Fact Check: A day after Libya attack, Obama described it as 'acts of terror' - CNN.com
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:45 AM
 
Location: South East
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You fail to look at the details. MSNBC panel and Fox panel, they were swayed by Romney. CNN and CBS poll breakdown had Romney winning big on economy. Won on taxes, deficit, health care also.

Just because some thought Obama did a good job debating, doesnt mean he did a good job on substance of key issues.
The only victory Obama won last night was to debate better than his dismal, embarrassing, last performance. He did do that, but that is about all he did.
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:45 AM
 
Location: South Carolina
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It's simple. Questioners are regular people, not generally used to being in front of cameras and speaking in front of cameras, and sometimes questioners will forget their question. That was illustrated clearly with the one woman who was trying to use 4 specific examples in her question, but only remembered 3 and had to refer to her question card to recall the 4th. People sometimes freeze during public speaking or are nervous during public speaking, so generally it's easier to read from notes than it is to just stand there with nothing and say what you're going to say. The people in the audience weren't professional public speakers used to speaking in front of millions of people. They used the cue cards and read because they're normal people trying to make sure they get their questions spoken correctly when the lights and cameras are on.
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:45 AM
 
Location: the very edge of the continent
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MSNBC Undecided Voter Panel Leans More Toward Romney After Debate - YouTube

Not such a clear victory after all. The undecided panel on Fox also swayed Romney and even had two Obama voters going to Romney.

CNN/CBS insta polls for economy had Romney win big. He won on taxes, deficit, and health care also.

Obama did have a better debate than last time but if you look at the key issues, Obama loses.
Not surprising at all. Obama supporters didn't see this coming at all, though, because they're so inexplicably delusional.
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:47 AM
 
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I hate the town hall format. If you are undecided this late in the game, and so uninformed to have to ask some of the questions that were asked, you really shouldnt vote. If you arent going to do your own homework and wait until 3 weeks before hand to pay attention, then for God's sake, stay home and dont vote. Go back to your celebrity gossip or whatever it else you spend your time doing.
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:48 AM
 
Location: Knightsbridge
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Not surprising at all. Obama supporters didn't see this coming at all, though, because they're so inexplicably delusional.
MSNBC swaying ROMNEY? Aside from the inexplicably delusional, I would say nobody saw that coming. Fox, sure. But MSNBC?

If you saw that coming, I would suggest you are probably psychic.
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:48 AM
 
Location: Sonoran Desert
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Obama won by a HUGE margin with the only group that really counts - his supporters. This debate was about getting enthusiasm and momemtum back in his own troops. He did that with the best debate performance of his life and of this campaign. The polls will remain tight, but the Democrats are once again happy and confident and will show at the polls and win this one for Obama. It won't be a landslide, but it will be enough.
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:48 AM
 
Location: South East
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MSNBC Undecided Voter Panel Leans More Toward Romney After Debate - YouTube

Not such a clear victory after all. The undecided panel on Fox also swayed Romney and even had two Obama voters going to Romney.

CNN/CBS insta polls for economy had Romney win big. He won on taxes, deficit, and health care also.

Obama did have a better debate than last time but if you look at the key issues, Obama loses.
I saw this!!
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:48 AM
 
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Here we go again: Last time people criticized Obama for being tired and passive, this time the same folks are saying he was "too aggressive."
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