Hope they get a better moderator next time.
RIP Royallypwned
I feel so bad for Jim Lehrer. He's looking like a substitute teacher up there.
My home town was carved out of swampland.
@chthomas91
Repeat post. Sorry.
My home town was carved out of swampland.
@chthomas91
Mitt the REGULTOR!! LMAO!
Are there really that many undecided voters out there who really *care* about the issues?
I find it hard to believe that there are millions of people who can go either way at this point. The only way Romney is going to win this is pull Obama people over at this point.
Where's the poll?... Style points Romney by a landslide thus far.
"Captain, it's a viewpoint--not one of ours! We're under attack!"
"I see it, ensign! Engage amygdala! Transfer all power from frontal lobes!
Suspend critical thinking field! Go to course heading of reflexive response 101 at full bias!
Now!'Enter' at will!"
"It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so."
"Captain, it's a viewpoint--not one of ours! We're under attack!"
"I see it, ensign! Engage amygdala! Transfer all power from frontal lobes!
Suspend critical thinking field! Go to course heading of reflexive response 101 at full bias!
Now!'Enter' at will!"
"It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so."
Romney did very well on the economic questions. Let's see if he can keep the pace in health care.
Obama is saying, 'uh' a hell of a lot.
Romney's doing well with Dodd-Frank, because he's right. Obama wants to talk about it in simplistic "Regulation good/Regulation bad" terms. Problem is, it's quite possible that lack of regulation was a problem in 2008 and that Dodd-Frank is bad law that doesn't solve any of the major regulatory problems that led to the crisis. And that's the truth.
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