EPTPresident Obama Re-Elected - Page 765
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xDaunt
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{CC}StealthBlue
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imareaver3
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turdburgler
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On October 12 2012 11:26 xDaunt wrote: One would think that the democrats would figure out how to give a good closing arguments. Romney and Ryan have figured it out. 6-5 Biden. And now she is just going give Biden the last word? someone has to have it. | ||
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Enki
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Deathmanbob
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Steelavocado
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Zooper31
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On October 12 2012 11:27 jdseemoreglass wrote: It's a DEBATE, they are SUPPOSED to attack each other. Not when the question is specifically about bad the negativity in this campaign season is though... | ||
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Razakel
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Risen
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TheTenthDoc
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On October 12 2012 11:26 xDaunt wrote: One would think that the democrats would figure out how to give a good closing arguments. Romney and Ryan have figured it out. 6-5 Biden. And now she is just going give Biden the last word? I've agreed with a lot of what you've said today, but this is not really accurate. You can't spend 3/4 of your time attacking the opposition in response to a question about why the tone of the campaign is too negative. I refuse to admit this. Biden's response was terrible though, should have kept his trap shut. | ||
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Rassy
Netherlands2308 Posts
On October 12 2012 11:26 DarkPlasmaBall wrote: Romney is uniquely qualified with a bipartisan record, not Obama... wat. well thats true Romney has a verry good bipartisan record as governor of massachusets and obama has failed to do annything bipartizan (though its true that thats more the repulicans fault then obamas fault) Thank god its over btw None of the candidates where inspiring, it was not a pleasure to watch. Hope ryan remains on the background for the remaining campaign,i dont think he can pull anny vote for romney. | ||
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MstrJinbo
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poor newb
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Risen
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sc2superfan101
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On October 12 2012 11:28 TheTenthDoc wrote: I've agreed with a lot of what you've said today, but this is not really accurate. You can't spend 3/4 of your time attacking the opposition in response to a question about why the tone of the campaign is too negative. I refuse to admit this. Biden's response was terrible though, should have kept his trap shut. what if you feel that the other side is the one with the crappy tone? | ||
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
On October 12 2012 11:28 Rassy wrote: well thats true Romney has a verry good bipartisan record as governor of massachusets and obama has failed to do annything bipartizan (though its true that thats more the repulicans fault then obamas fault) Romney also would not have said he has a bipartisan record 6 months ago and walked as far away from MA as he could before a week ago. On October 12 2012 11:29 sc2superfan101 wrote: what if you feel that the other side is the one with the crappy tone? It's inarguable that both sides are being negative. I don't see how Ryan could be a part of the campaign and not have seen the negative ads. To push that into the debate arena, rather than trying to deliver a positive message, is foolhardy. | ||
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Enchanted
United States1609 Posts
On October 12 2012 11:27 jdseemoreglass wrote: It's a DEBATE, they are SUPPOSED to attack each other. Not talk over each other, though. | ||
jalstar
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On October 12 2012 11:28 Rassy wrote: well thats true Romney has a verry good bipartisan record as governor of massachusets and obama has failed to do annything bipartizan (though its true that thats more the repulicans fault then obamas fault) yeah, massachussetts democrats and washington republicans not really comparable. | ||
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