Two bad moments for Romney in second debate

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Joe(That's a lot of difference)Nation

The Romney / Ryan landslide victory is eminent.

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Looks like Frank is learning the dance that us conservatives have to do around here. I don't think he wants to dance though.

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@maxdancona,

maxdancona wrote:

Frank, where the heck is that quote from?

you should know this

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Obama indeed made the pledge on Feb. 23, 2009, following a "Fiscal Responsibility Summit" one month after his inauguration.

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2012/oct/04/mitt-romney/romney-says-obama-promised-cut-deficit-half/

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Our ruling

Romney reminded Obama during the debate, "you have said before you'd cut the deficit in half."

The statement is accurate. Obama made the pledge shortly after taking office in 2009. Today, the deficit is smaller, but it’s not half the size it was. We rate Romney’s statement True.

maxdancona wrote:

If you want to argue that point, anything that happened outside the debate is irrelevant to this discussion unless it is directly connected to something said in the debate.

Frank commented on something that was said in the debate.

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The statement is accurate. Obama made the pledge shortly after taking office in 2009. Today, the deficit is smaller, but it’s not half the size it was

I'm just pointing this out for the unnamed persons who kept saying that the deficit is larger than four years ago.

'snot

Joe(I feel better)Nation

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@Joe Nation,

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Re: Frank Apisa (Post 5139802)
What do you think was the best moment for each candidate?

Joe(the one that 'won' it for him)Nation

Joe, in my opinion, the best moment for each candidate was the moment both walked out on stage and greeted each other with a smile, a handshake, a bit of warmth, and what appears to be mutual respect.

With the exception of Bill Clinton, who seemed to ingratiate himself with the public through most of every debate in which he was engaged, the "greeting" moment is the best moment for every candidate.

It is all downhill from there...IN MY OPINION.

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@McGentrix,

Ain't no way I am going to dance...at least not to someone else's tune. But I get your point, McGentrix.

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@ehBeth,

Thank you, Beth.

I thought I was being clear, but it appears Max is unable or unwilling to see my point.

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@Frank Apisa,

I see your point just fine. I am simply pointing out that it is irrelevant to the discussion of how the debate on Tuesday will impact voters in key groups.

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http://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x336/RegionPhilbis/rmoney_zpsb45f5df2.jpg

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@Frank Apisa,

What a nice cozy safe opinion.

Joe(keep it warm and dry)Nation

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Obama looks like a small boy and acts like a little girl when he's on stage with Romney

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http://i1176.photobucket.com/albums/x336/RegionPhilbis/romnesia_zps31ff4257.jpg

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@Joe Nation,

Wow because a Facebook poll is so scientific!

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@Region Philbis,

Democrat deflection with a liberal dose of obfuscation.
It's nothing more than a pathetic attempt at a smoke screen
In others words, Obama's failed presidency can't be hidden.

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@Region Philbis,

He's starting to create those jobs by closing a plant owned by Bains Capital in Freeport, IL, and offshoring those jobs to China.

That'll make how many jobs he's going to create in the US? 12 million plus those jobs lost in Freeport, IL, and all those businesses that'll also close because less people will be buying goods and services in their community.

If this isn't enough evidence for those supporting Romney, I have a bridge I can sell them.

For those who care, that also means less demand for all the companies that produces goods and services in the US that were selling in Freeport. Taxes revenue will also drop for local, state, and federal.

Those who have lost their jobs in Freeport will indeed become more dependent on our government(s) to survive. I'm sure that's too spacial for conservatives to understand.

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@Region Philbis,

I heard Obama's stump speech with his Romnesia quips. I admit I chuckled a bit. It was clever.

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@McGentrix,

Why not post a link so others can read it?

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@McGentrix,

He forgot he was stumping and thought he was still telling jokes at the dinner

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Here you go:

it's funny ~~` http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BBEXB1Wf9c

Joe(heh)Nation

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