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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.
The askers likely know more than the typical voter in either party who votes party, regardless of who.
yes, he did, he was speaking about 911, not Benghazi....
FALSE. See above post with the actual excerpt of the speech and discussion of the excerpt. To say he was not speaking about Benghazi is to totally deny reality and to be part of the attempt to perpetuate the Romney lie when people who can actually read English can see from the speech that President Obama WAS talking about Benghazi.
It was wrong for the moderator Candice to inject her misleading terror fact-check into the debate. Obama never said the Benghazi killing was an act of terror in his rose garden address.
I watched the debate on CNN & their timers showed Obama talked 5 minutes longer than Romney. Every time Romney tried to get equal time to make his point the moderator Candice would shut him down. She was defiantly trying to make Romney look bad. Romney had to be assertive & step on her toes because she would have shut him out & let Obama do all the talking.
Biden schools Ryan and Obama makes mincemeat of Romney - all in less than a week!
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