mozartpc27 wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Fucking hell some of those questions tonight.

Which questions do you think were unfair? For example, I thought that the question asked by the one lady of Governor Romney about the specific loopholes he would cut was indicative of a probable Democratic voter (because no Republican would put Romney on the spot like that, and most independents wouldn't be engaged enough to get to that level of detail).

However, it is an unquestionably fair question to ask.

jerseyhoya wrote:

mozartpc27 wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:#$!&@ hell some of those questions tonight.

Which questions do you think were unfair? For example, I thought that the question asked by the one lady of Governor Romney about the specific loopholes he would cut was indicative of a probable Democratic voter (because no Republican would put Romney on the spot like that, and most independents wouldn't be engaged enough to get to that level of detail).

However, it is an unquestionably fair question to ask.

I thought the back to back questions with the woman whining about the #$!&@ 'fact' of women making 72% of men and then the woman asking how Romney was different when Bush were bad, especially since that seemed to be where Crowley let Obama get an extra turn or two. It was just a rough stretch.

jerseyhoya wrote:

mozartpc27 wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Fucking hell some of those questions tonight.

Which questions do you think were unfair? For example, I thought that the question asked by the one lady of Governor Romney about the specific loopholes he would cut was indicative of a probable Democratic voter (because no Republican would put Romney on the spot like that, and most independents wouldn't be engaged enough to get to that level of detail).

However, it is an unquestionably fair question to ask.

I thought the back to back questions with the woman whining about the horseshit 'fact' of women making 72% of men and then the woman asking how Romney was different when Bush were bad, especially since that seemed to be where Crowley let Obama get an extra turn or two. It was just a rough stretch.

Woody wrote:

drsmooth wrote:

The Nightman Cometh wrote:I didn't see the debate, but it sounds like it was good for Obama but maybe not goo enough in the face of his atrocious first debate.

Maybe you don't have enough information to form a useful opinion

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jerseyhoya wrote:

mozartpc27 wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Fucking hell some of those questions tonight.

Which questions do you think were unfair? For example, I thought that the question asked by the one lady of Governor Romney about the specific loopholes he would cut was indicative of a probable Democratic voter (because no Republican would put Romney on the spot like that, and most independents wouldn't be engaged enough to get to that level of detail).

However, it is an unquestionably fair question to ask.

I thought the back to back questions with the woman whining about the horseshit 'fact' of women making 72% of men and then the woman asking how Romney was different when Bush were bad, especially since that seemed to be where Crowley let Obama get an extra turn or two. It was just a rough stretch.

TenuredVulture wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

mozartpc27 wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:#$!&@ hell some of those questions tonight.

Which questions do you think were unfair? For example, I thought that the question asked by the one lady of Governor Romney about the specific loopholes he would cut was indicative of a probable Democratic voter (because no Republican would put Romney on the spot like that, and most independents wouldn't be engaged enough to get to that level of detail).

However, it is an unquestionably fair question to ask.

I thought the back to back questions with the woman whining about the #$!&@ 'fact' of women making 72% of men and then the woman asking how Romney was different when Bush were bad, especially since that seemed to be where Crowley let Obama get an extra turn or two. It was just a rough stretch.

I really liked the Bush question, but again, I don't the guy who asked it was really undecided. On the other hand, it did give Romney a real opportunity that he squandered. The 72% question was sort of silly--the trend is overall the gap is shrinking, though the glass ceiling remains. And if you spend time with college aged students, you'll quickly come to the conclusion that there are lot of really dumb and incompetent bros out there who are going to be living in mom's basement for a long, long time.

jamiethekiller wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:

jamiethekiller wrote:

Is he related to the phillies fan fist pump guy?

RT @blakehounshell: Candy Crowley just now on Romney's Libya flub: "He was right in the main, but he just chose the wrong word."

pacino wrote:oh, i didnt realize that was his son, just thought it was a creepy dude in the audience

pacino wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

mozartpc27 wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:#$!&@ hell some of those questions tonight.

Which questions do you think were unfair? For example, I thought that the question asked by the one lady of Governor Romney about the specific loopholes he would cut was indicative of a probable Democratic voter (because no Republican would put Romney on the spot like that, and most independents wouldn't be engaged enough to get to that level of detail).

However, it is an unquestionably fair question to ask.

I thought the back to back questions with the woman whining about the #$!&@ 'fact' of women making 72% of men and then the woman asking how Romney was different when Bush were bad, especially since that seemed to be where Crowley let Obama get an extra turn or two. It was just a rough stretch.

I really liked the Bush question, but again, I don't the guy who asked it was really undecided. On the other hand, it did give Romney a real opportunity that he squandered. The 72% question was sort of silly--the trend is overall the gap is shrinking, though the glass ceiling remains. And if you spend time with college aged students, you'll quickly come to the conclusion that there are lot of really dumb and incompetent bros out there who are going to be living in mom's basement for a long, long time.

until they get hired somewhere and get paid more

mozartpc27 wrote:

pacino wrote:

TenuredVulture wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

mozartpc27 wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:#$!&@ hell some of those questions tonight.

Which questions do you think were unfair? For example, I thought that the question asked by the one lady of Governor Romney about the specific loopholes he would cut was indicative of a probable Democratic voter (because no Republican would put Romney on the spot like that, and most independents wouldn't be engaged enough to get to that level of detail).

However, it is an unquestionably fair question to ask.

I thought the back to back questions with the woman whining about the #$!&@ 'fact' of women making 72% of men and then the woman asking how Romney was different when Bush were bad, especially since that seemed to be where Crowley let Obama get an extra turn or two. It was just a rough stretch.

I really liked the Bush question, but again, I don't the guy who asked it was really undecided. On the other hand, it did give Romney a real opportunity that he squandered. The 72% question was sort of silly--the trend is overall the gap is shrinking, though the glass ceiling remains. And if you spend time with college aged students, you'll quickly come to the conclusion that there are lot of really dumb and incompetent bros out there who are going to be living in mom's basement for a long, long time.

until they get hired somewhere and get paid more

For serious. I taught college too, and the amazing thing is that, out of all those douchey white male students who snicker at you and let you know how little they give a #$!&@ about you or your class, about half of them will still wind up with awesome jobs, nice houses, great cars, etc.

TenuredVulture wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

mozartpc27 wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Fucking hell some of those questions tonight.

Which questions do you think were unfair? For example, I thought that the question asked by the one lady of Governor Romney about the specific loopholes he would cut was indicative of a probable Democratic voter (because no Republican would put Romney on the spot like that, and most independents wouldn't be engaged enough to get to that level of detail).

However, it is an unquestionably fair question to ask.

I thought the back to back questions with the woman whining about the horseshit 'fact' of women making 72% of men and then the woman asking how Romney was different when Bush were bad, especially since that seemed to be where Crowley let Obama get an extra turn or two. It was just a rough stretch.

I really liked the Bush question, but again, I don't the guy who asked it was really undecided. On the other hand, it did give Romney a real opportunity that he squandered. The 72% question was sort of silly--the trend is overall the gap is shrinking, though the glass ceiling remains. And if you spend time with college aged students, you'll quickly come to the conclusion that there are lot of really dumb and incompetent bros out there who are going to be living in mom's basement for a long, long time.