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The Last Debate: Who WAS That Guy?

by: DocJess

Tue Oct 23, 2012 at 05:53:08 AM EDT


I have no idea who that guy was on the stage with President Obama. It certainly wasn't the neo-con whose real idea of foreign policy is having a bunch of foreign athletes hanging out in Utah for a couple weeks. The guy who showed up last night not only showed little knowledge of the world at large, but completely lacked opinions other than "I agree with the President." 

I could see that, as could you, and all the other people who follow politics, because we know all the other Mitts who have been on stage for the last 6 years. We know, for example, that THAT guy doesn't believe in leaving Afghanistan in 2014. The guy from last night does. We could go line-by-line through what Debate 3 Mitt said and clearly differentiate his parrots from previous speeches, policy papers, interviews and even previous debates.

However, in the final calculus, the problem is that it's low information voters who tuned in, or will read today's summations. These folks have no idea that Debate 3 Mitt was LYING.

When you look at the polls, by the way, the topline for CNN indicates that Obama won 48 - 40. What "regular folks" won't know is that CNN only used people they'd polled for previous 2012 debates, and that their sample is overly weighted towards Republicans. No undecideds, nor even a decent mix of genders, ages or racial makeup. Sadly for those people who watch CNN, the network has an agenda, and they'll screw around with their sample to get the meme they want. 

I did love that our president mentioned horses, bayonets, aircraft carriers and submarines. And that our president was, well, presidential in the face of Debate 3 Mitt who was the interrupting bully he always is in these situations.

What did you think? Floor is open.  

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Even Fox facted checked against Romney (0.00 / 0)
However, in the final calculus, the problem is that it's low information voters who tuned in, or will read today's summations. These folks have no idea that Debate 3 Mitt was LYING.

Here are a few........
http://www.foxnews.com/politic...

THE FACTS: Romney has indeed repeatedly and wrongly accused the president of traveling the world early in his presidency and apologizing for U.S. behavior. Obama didn't say "sorry" in those travels.

ROMNEY: "Syria is Iran's only ally in the Arab world. It's their route to the sea."

THE FACTS: Iran has a large southern coastline with access to the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. And it has no land border with Syria.

THE FACTS: It's true that Romney didn't preach liquidation of GM and Chrysler and that he saw his approach as a way to save the auto companies. But his was an improbable course. Opposing a government bailout, Romney instead favored private loans to finance the automakers' restructuring in bankruptcy court. His proposed government loan guarantees would only have come after the companies went through bankruptcy. At the time, however, both automakers were nearly out of cash and were bad credit risks. The banking system was in crisis and private money wasn't available. So without hefty government aid, the assets of both companies probably would have been sold in liquidation auctions.

THE FACTS: Under Obama, the United States has taken a lead in trying to organize Syria's splintered opposition, even if the U.S. isn't interested in military intervention or providing direct arms support to the rebels. The administration has organized dozens of meetings in Turkey and the Middle East aimed at rallying Syria's political groups and rebel formations to agree on a common vision for a democratic future after Syrian President Bashar Assad is defeated. And Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton brought dozens of nations together as part of the Friends of Syria group to combine aid efforts to Syria's opposition and help it win the support of as many as Syrians as possible. The U.S. also is involved in vetting recipients of military aid from America's Arab allies like Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

THE FACTS: Bain Capital, the private equity company that Romney ran from 1984 to 2001, did invest in several companies that shifted American jobs and operations from the U.S. to China and other foreign nations. In one instance in 1998, Bain bought a 10 percent investment stake in Global-Tech, a Hong Kong firm that used mainland Chinese factories to make toasters and other appliances for U.S. manufacturers that were phasing out American operations and jobs. Romney held full Bain partnership stakes in that deal before the firm sold its holding later that year.

Was kind of shocked at Fox actually publishing these. But I also heard that several Fox Affiliations left the debate to go to the Baseball game. Some on a Conservative site were questioning this and wondering if it was because Romney was irritating the conservative base with his answers and didn't want their viewers to see it. LOL


are we believeing the New York Times (0.00 / 0)
that the race has tightened to neck and neck, apparently because some idiots are believing in the "new moderate" Romney?


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