Presidential Debate #2

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Not at all. His attacks on Obama have been on policy…not on the man.

Good answer by Romney on this. We’ll see what Obama says about himself.
You and I weren’t listening to the same guy. Romney said he was bummed out that Obama has focused more on attacking him than proposing policy.

That’s exactly what Romney himself as done, far more than Obama has. Of course, Obama CAN’T do that because he’s had four years of policy-making that he has to defend.

So again, the irony is THICK.
 
So guys, did Obama bring out the unbeatable “47% comment” or what? It seems like all his lackeys were just salivating over its anticipation. How stunned/speechless was Romney when Obama brought it up?
 
What in the world is Crowley doing interjecting in challenging Romney’s response for the President?
 
47%! Woohoo…getting drunk…

Of course, Obama is answering about himself by attacking Romney.
hah! guess that answers my question 😉

Romney must have desperately resigned his campaign right then at that moment. Right? Right?
 
You may want to check your DVR.

The President was caught trying to rewrite the history of the event.
Romney made certain it was repeated for clarity and ‘for the record’ and then showed the falsehood.
The moderator agreed.
The audience clapped.
They clapped twice - once for the President when the moderator agreed that the President said it was “an act for terror,” once for Romney after the moderator agreed that the President waited 2 weeks to clarify that it wasn’t because of a demonstration, but rather an act by a terrorist group.
 
“Sometimes in the course of a campaign a candidate focuses more on attacking the other than projecting his vision of the future, and I think the President has painted me as someone other than who I am.” -Romney (paraphrase)

OH the irony is so thick.
UGH!!! I know 🙂
 
They clapped twice - once for the President when the moderator agreed that the President said it was “an act for terror,” once for Romney after the moderator agreed that the President waited 2 weeks to clarify that it wasn’t because of a demonstration, but rather an act by a terrorist group.
No, the second applause was when Ms. Crowley took a shot of …😛
 
You and I weren’t listening to the same guy. Romney said he was bummed out that Obama has focused more on attacking him than proposing policy.

That’s exactly what Romney himself as done, far more than Obama has. Of course, Obama CAN’T do that because he’s had four years of policy-making that he has to defend.

So again, the irony is THICK.
:rolleyes:

You need to pay more attention to both campaigns.
 
Well, Obama came to play ball today. If not for the life issue, he would have my vote. But alas - I am forced to leave that box blank come election day.
 
I think he DOES have definite plans, but doesn’t/can’t/won’t fully articulate them during the debates. Maybe it’s because he is too focused on attacking Obama’s positions, maybe it’s because he realizes they aren’t the most popular (defunding Planned Parenthood is still a political hot potato), maybe he’s trying to pull a pseudo-2008-Obama and appeal to everyone, etc.
Maybe because its impossible to explain a national economic policy, tax policy, etc. in a two minute sound bite. Its pretty much the equivalent of me trying to teach an entire semester worth of classes in 5 minutes.
 
Maybe because its impossible to explain a national economic policy, tax policy, etc. in a two minute sound bite. Its pretty much the equivalent of me trying to teach an entire semester worth of classes in 5 minutes.
“I would cut x, y, and z, and close the loopholes a, b, and c.”

That would take about 10 seconds, 15 max. And it would answer the biggest weakness in Romney’s narrative: How do you pay for these tax cuts and defense spending increase?!
 
Bumper sticker summary for Romney

ROMNEY/RYAN
WE DON’T HAVE TO
SETTLE FOR THIS !"
 
Çrowley helped Obama promote the lie that he called Libya an act of terror on September12.
 
From Russia Today:
Police arrested Green Party Presidential candidate Jill Stein and her running mate, Cheri Honkala, after they tried to enter the site of tonight’s presidential debate at the Hofstra University.

The two were protesting against the exclusion of all but the two major political parties from taking part in the debate.

“Jill Stein, Cheri Honkala arrested, call tonight’s #debate a “mockumentary”,” said a tweet posted on her account.


Gotta love street theater!
 
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