What Time and Where is Tonight’s Debate?
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Tonight is the presidential debate and here’s what you need to know to watch it:
October 3 in Denver, Colorado: Domestic policy
Start: 9PM ET
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Just because I can. Enjoy. This is going to be posted everywhere I go today.
http://www.collegehumor.com/video/6830834/mitt-romney-style-gangnam-style-parody
Romney will win if he can stay seated and answer any questions. Hope this helps 🙂
LOL Jess. I agree that’s the only way he will win 🙂
Except that they will both be standing. 🙂
I thought this one was going to be a sit down debate. Hell, no matter… if he can stand up straight and answer questions he will win. Works for both scenarios.
Both candidates need to be given a copy of, “The Book Your Church Doesn’t Want You to Read.” by Tim C. Leedom (Editor) There are many other books that would enrich them. Perhaps they could have a make believe debate about religion. Reality vs Myth. Then, once they realize they’re both delusional about their religions they could get on with the real issues of saving the country. Yeah, Right!!! I only wish.
According to the Christians, Mittens, being a Mormon, isn’t a member of a religion, only a cult. He might have a problem 🙂
Everyone get out your scorecards. It is going to be a close one. I predict it will be a close one. While there be a few shots fired: Romney will attack the President on the jobs numbers versus his 2008 promises; and, the President will hit Mitt Romney on the 47% tape as well as the lack of specifics on his tax plan, by and large I think that both will be trying get a feel for each others style of debate. Romney will have to get out of tonight without making any major blunders, while I suspect that the President can pretty well stay on message and hold his own.
I cautiously agree Bill. I want to see Obama will kick some serious Romney ass but I might just be a bit too optimistic. In any case it should be a fun debate.