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That is all.

Not even over yet, dumbass.

And, I said Romney won the last one right after it was over.

Obama is kicking much more ass so far this go round.

edit: Goddamn. And of course right after you start this thread declaring Romney the winner... Romney drives the damn bus off the cliff.

Don't know - all I'm seeing are two guys who are embarrassing themselves. Neither with much of an idea of what to do but with plenty of ideas of how to try to look like tough guys in the debate format. It's like two guys on a message board going tit for tat. While that works great here, it just looks sad on TV when in a Presidential setting.

I think it's a clear tie - both have dropped in my esteem.

Skjellyfetti wrote:Not even over yet, dumbass.

And, I said Romney won the last one right after it was over.

Obama is kicking much more ass so far this go round.

edit: Goddamn. And of course right after you start this thread declaring Romney the winner... Romney drives the damn bus off the cliff.

Oops...Obama just kicked himself in the bag over Benghazi.....again.

I think both sides will claim victory, but Obama benefits slightly more since he put up a fight this time. Polls will remain close.

I think Romney started strong but has looked a bit shaken since Candy corrected him on that Rose Garden question. I thought it might have been a defying point in the debate for Romney, but it went completely against him. These things are remembered by a moment like that and Obama amazingly came out on top; I really thought Romney had him there.

∞∞∞ wrote:I think Romney started strong but has looked a bit shaken since Candy corrected him on that Rose Garden question. I thought it might have been a defying point in the debate for Romney, but it went completely against him. These things are remembered by a moment like that and Obama amazingly came out on top; I really thought Romney had him there.

So far, that's been the memorable moment for me as well.

I like how Baldy scored it for Romney before the most memorable moment even occurred.

1) Obama couldn't/wouldn't answer the question about cutting permits
2) Obama took WEEKS to admit Benghazi was an act of terror

Obama looked like a buffoon in both those instances.

The early non-scientific polls across the networks are showing Obama won that round by quite a bit.

AZGrizFan wrote:1) Obama couldn't/wouldn't answer the question about cutting permits
2) Obama took WEEKS to admit Benghazi was an act of terror

Obama looked like a buffoon in both those instances.

Crowley should have kept out of #2.

Skjellyfetti wrote:I like how Baldy scored it for Romney before the most memorable moment even occurred.

Exactly. In the Rose Garden he said, "no acts of terror will....", but all his surrogates called it a "spontaneous demonstration" for 2 weeks thereafter. Romney pointed out the disconnect between the two, and Crowley AGREED with him, "You are correct, governor".

How did Gary Johnson do? Oh that's right both parties are scared shitless to let him join, no need to watch for me.

∞∞∞ wrote:I think Romney started strong but has looked a bit shaken since Candy corrected him on that Rose Garden question. I thought it might have been a defying point in the debate for Romney, but it went completely against him. These things are remembered by a moment like that and Obama amazingly came out on top; I really thought Romney had him there.

Bingo. Trip called it in real time and the pundits confirmed afterward.

Round two to the President. All tied up. Monday night to split the tie.

93henfan wrote:

∞∞∞ wrote:I think Romney started strong but has looked a bit shaken since Candy corrected him on that Rose Garden question. I thought it might have been a defying point in the debate for Romney, but it went completely against him. These things are remembered by a moment like that and Obama amazingly came out on top; I really thought Romney had him there.

Bingo. Trip called it in real time and the pundits confirmed afterward.

Round two to the President. All tied up. Monday night to split the tie.

It maybe went against him in the debate, but it now opened up a can of worms in the post debate for Obama. All the media is now checking his claim and how multiple people from his administration kept saying it was due to a video. Obama will now have to answer to the media. Libya is not going away.

SeattleGriz wrote:

93henfan wrote:

Bingo. Trip called it in real time and the pundits confirmed afterward.

Round two to the President. All tied up. Monday night to split the tie.

It maybe went against him in the debate, but it now opened up a can of worms in the post debate for Obama. All the media is now checking his claim and how multiple people from his administration kept saying it was due to a video. Obama will now have to answer to the media. Libya is not going away.

The problem for Romney is that Libya should have been a slam dunk, instead Obama gets an edge because Romney misspoke regarding Obama's Rode Garden comments.

Baldy wrote:

Skjellyfetti wrote:I like how Baldy scored it for Romney before the most memorable moment even occurred.

Exactly. In the Rose Garden he said, "no acts of terror will....", but all his surrogates called it a "spontaneous demonstration" for 2 weeks thereafter. Romney pointed out the disconnect between the two, and Crowley AGREED with him, "You are correct, governor".

I didn't hear that part during the debate, but just did watch Crowley reiterate what you said Baldy.

CBS and CNN poll results both have Obama winning. Anyone have any FoxNews poll results?

∞∞∞ wrote:The early non-scientific polls across the networks are showing Obama won that round by quite a bit.

Non-scientific = meaningless.

CitadelGrad wrote:

∞∞∞ wrote:The early non-scientific polls across the networks are showing Obama won that round by quite a bit.

Non-scientific = meaningless.

Not necessarily.

BlueHen86 wrote:CBS and CNN poll results both have Obama winning. Anyone have any FoxNews poll results?

Shocking....absolutely shocking.

AZGrizFan wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:CBS and CNN poll results both have Obama winning. Anyone have any FoxNews poll results?

Shocking....absolutely shocking.

So when Romney wins a poll it's okay.

But if anyone says Obama wins it's shocking?

griz37 wrote:How did Gary Johnson do? Oh that's right both parties are scared shitless to let him join, no need to watch for me.

Bingo..!!!
I did not watch

BlueHen86 wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:
Shocking....absolutely shocking.

So when Romney wins a poll it's okay.

But if anyone says Obama wins it's shocking?

When EVERY poll says Romney won, that means something. When the polls are divided based on their stations' slant, they mean much, much less.

AZGrizFan wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:
So when Romney wins a poll it's okay.

But if anyone says Obama wins it's shocking?

When EVERY poll says Romney won, that means something. When the polls are divided based on their stations' slant, they mean much, much less.

I haven't heard anyone say Romney is the winner. Did Fox declare Romney the winner?