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5 Things to Look Out for in Tonight’s Townhall-Style Debate Between Obama & Romney

Oct. 16, 2012 7:08am Billy Hallowell

(TheBlaze/AP) — Tonight’s face-off between President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney holds high stakes for both candidates. While Romney is looking to seize upon — and continue — his current upward trajectory, Obama is seeking an opportunity to reverse negative press and perceived slumping in the weeks leading up to the election.

5 Things to Look for in Obama, Romneys Second Debate Tonight

Stand-ins for Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, left, and President Barack Obama, right, run through a rehearsal with moderator Candy Crowley, back to camera, ahead of Tuesday’s presidential debate, Monday, Oct. 15, 2012, at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y. Photo Credit: AP

Below, find the five things to watch out for when the candidates meet in their second debate:

1. A REBOUND? After taking a drubbing in the first debate, Obama’s under big pressure to step up his game Tuesday night. He’ll try to show energy and passion. And look for him to challenge Romney’s claims more often (although the townhall format isn’t always too friendly to negativity — so he’ll have to strike a balance). Obama’s generally comfortable taking audience questions at campaign events, and that should work in his favor at this debate.

2. MAN OF THE PEOPLE? The townhall format holds risk and opportunity for Romney. It could be a great chance to address one of the wealthy businessman’s trouble spots — poll respondents rate him as less likable than Obama and less in tune with regular folks. Romney could warm up his image if he connects well with the voters on stage and performs like he did during his first debate. What he needs to avoid: coming across as awkward or elitist (while this is something that would naturally hurt both candidates, after his 47 percent quip, this tends to be a sensitive area for Romney).

3. MORE CIVIL? Expect a less confrontational tone. As stated, the townhall format isn’t always friendly to contention. Although Democrats are urging Obama to go on the offensive, he needs to balance that against the restraints of the debate’s more personal and less official atmosphere. The two candidates will try to sound civil — even while underscoring their differences — to show respect for the folks surrounding them onstage. Being too aggressive wouldn’t benefit either candidate.

Photo Credit: Getty Images

4. THE PEOPLE SPEAK: What will the voters ask? Usually not the kinds of questions posed by journalists moderating more traditional debates. The “real people” tend to frame questions in broader terms and are less likely to focus on the latest charges and countercharges. Sometimes they come up with something out of left field; that’s the moment to see how candidates think on their feet.

5. MORE THAN WORDS: They won’t be moored to a lectern or table, so this is the time to check out each man’s body language. Does a candidate seem relaxed and natural or ill at ease? Does he show empathy for the questioner by stepping in close and making eye contact? Is he attentive while the other guy is talking, or does he grimace and move around distractingly or – even worse – check his watch?

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RodT82721
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 12:44pm
All this talk of what Romney should ask Barry and how he must make this point and that point.

What seems be forgotten is that this debate is under the control of a left leaning polling company, to select the questions, then an admitted leftist moderator and a group of voters, that after 12 months of campaigning, have no idea who to vote for.
Shades of that pony tailed questioner of past debates that wanted to know what the POTUS could do for him. Will the undecided (and uninformed) demand what Mitt will do about their free stuff?
This is the basis that is to drive tonight’s debate. A spinners delight.

Romney will be lucky to get his allotted time to answer, he wont get any shots at the messiah.
Watch to see who gets to answer unfettered and who gets reminders from the moderator if he tries to expose his opponents lies.

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- watchdogmom
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 2:11pm
  answer to free stuff- (the old answer a question with a question trick!) Romney speaks s-l-o-w-l-y–”have you ever looked ahead to see what happens-when you run out of other peoples money?”
  
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- runnindeer
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 2:14pm
  That’s how I see it going to. Remember when the 2008 election debate was held and Obama lost his debate with McCain ? O and his team claimed that McCain had been fed the questions before the debate.That is how this bunch of cry baby liberals have reacted to everything about their boy since. No wonder Obama is not under real stress. He never had to be before or now. His team does it all for him. The media claims him the victor no matter how badly he does. We the people see it and know better but unfortunately, there are millions that don’t watch or don’t think for themselves. If some movie character that they admire say’s the moon is made of green cheese and you need to purchase it today they buy it .
  
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- leolady745
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 3:06pm
  Agree with your reply WatchDogMom. The 47% only includes people on Welfare or collecting Food Stamps & free cell phone service with phone. It does not include people on Social Security who have paid into it all their working lives. I abhor the fact that through Obamacare we will have to pay for these deadbeats & illegals who will never PAY THE PENALTY. This penalty will fall upon the working Middle Class and to Seniors who have paid into the system all their lives.
  
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- floridahank
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 3:34pm
  I firmly believe that Romney is much more intelligent than Obama, but what has to be foremost in preparation for this debate is preparation. Have Romney’s advisors/researches/writers done the proper research to come up with sharp, memorable answers to the basic questions that should be expected? If Romney has head the expected questions and comments that Obama will ask, and Romney has gotten good input from his team, he should do well.
  There’s no doubt the moderator will be biased, but with proper preparation, Romney should be able to handle the biased questions.
  
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- ArmedPatriot
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 4:10pm
  No doubt the deck is stacked. Anybody who believes these are undecideds, that Crowley won’t cherry pick the questions that will challenge or embarass Romney, is dreaming. As for the free stuff, well, de Toqueville said it 200 years ago–
  
  The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public’s money
  
  Congress and Presidents discovered that about 75 years ago.
  I gots my Obamaphone!!
  
  But Romney will do well enough if he avoids answers like “well, my mechanic says…” or “hard to get good help nowadays.” Obama will schmooze with the audience and be so much better than last time (how couldn’t he be??!!) the MSM will trumpet he won.
  
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auntiejoanne
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 11:21am
Inoculate both Obama and Romney with sodium pentothal (truth serum) before they say anything.

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- jblaze
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 12:44pm
  If Pres. Obama brings up the 47%-Romney should pull a Ryan and throw the miss-speak back to Pres. Obama and explain by telling the people “sometimes you just don’t say things the way you wanted, like when the President said “You didn’t build that” I’m sure the President in hind-sight prefered he had choosen different words”. Next question?
  
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- OutOfTheAether
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 2:19pm
  JBLAZE
  
  PERFECT answer! :)
  
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- WATER-THE-TREE
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 3:43pm
  That would not be fair, O has spent his younger years pursuing the BUZZ aggressively, Mitt doesn’t even drink.
  
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bankerpapaw
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 11:16am
Romney needs to pit Obama to the wall and have him explain his massive fumbling of the
Libya situation.

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- ScoobyCheese
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 11:44am
  After everything Obama says, Romney just needs to come back with, “You speak as if you have not been president the past four years. If that is such a big problem, why haven’t you done anything about it? Why is everything worse than the way you found it?”
  Hit him with Libya (Ask him exactly who told him it was because of a video), hit him with the REAL unemployment numbers, and hit him with every unfulfilled promise (there are plenty).
  Just please come out swinging, Mitt.
  
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TerryJ70
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 11:10am
I predict all we will hear are positions that mirror each other. From Obama we will hear how we must tackle our irresponsible debt, that Iran cannot be allowed a nuclear bomb, Those responsible for the death of the ambassador must pay for their actions, that we must be energy independent, that jobs will be created under my plan. there, now vote for me.

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Tigress1
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 10:49am
When Obama comes on stage, this music should be playing: (tune to Disco Duck by Rick Dees)

Went to a party the other night
All the ladies were treating me right
Moving my feet to the disco beat
How in the world could I keep my seat
All of a sudden I began to change
I was on the debate floor acting strange
Flapping my arms I began to cluck
Look at me… I’m the cluster duck!
CHORUS: Cluster, cluster duck
Cluster, cluster duck
Cluster, cluster duck. Try your luck, don’t be a cluck, cluster
Duck. Cluster Cluster
Duck. Cluster…
CHORUS:C – cluster – cluster cluster duck

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drattastic
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 10:45am
Though the questions will be asked by citizens ,which questions are used are picked by the our liberal “journalist” friends . So the questions will indeed be out of “left field”.

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OniKaze
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 10:22am
What to look out for?? How about ALL of the lies that Obama will be spewing…

Tip: If his mouth is moving… He IS lying…

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WakingSheep
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 10:07am
Don’t look for any discussion on the FED.
Don’t look for NDAA or the patriot act to be spoken of.
don’t looke for capitalism as there are two keynsians on the stage.
Don’t look for the other candidates that are on the ballot.
Don’t look for individualism or the constitution being cited once!

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- williemcd
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 2:31pm
  Walking sheep.. You either don’t know Romney or don’t know keynsian theory.
  
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- WakingSheep
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 2:53pm
  He stated he would have signed NDAA.
  He stated that Ben bernanke is doing a great job and he doesn’t believe congress should oversee the FED. Was the FED mentioned once in the 90 minute “economic” debate we had two weeks ago?
  He stated he would have to consult with his lawyers over the Constitutionality of Obamacare.
  
  I can’t keep track of all the flips and flops though.
  
  Keynesianism = Central economic planning.
  Free market capitalism = the name says it all
  
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- WakingSheep
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 2:55pm
  Btw,
  
  Paul ryan voted for tarp and the patriot act each time they came up.
  
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- WakingSheep
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 4:41pm
  So what is it I’m missing other than the rhetoric?
  
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TexasIndependant
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:53am
Townhall Meeting? Only Hofstra students can attend! 88% of Hofstra college students are entitlement class people. Dont believe for a minute this a typical townhall meeting where anyone can walk up and attend or ask a question. It IS NOT! It is a LIE. It is Rigged from the word GO! I know this becuase I called asking for tickets and was told sorry, your just a working class american and you dont rank high enough to attend this town hall meeting! Its BS!

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- TexasIndependant
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 10:03am
  Heres the links. read for yourself from the college website: Ticket Availability: http://www.hofstra.edu/debate/debate_tickets.html Hofstra Student Profiles: http://www.hofstra.edu/Admission/adm_stdprofile.html •Percentage of Students Receiving Financial Aid (excluding loans): 88%.
  
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- leolady745
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 3:13pm
  Hey Tex – Don’t have to read the “Hofstra” site. I lived on Long Island all my life and now in S.W. Colorado. Hofstra students are the product of their professors. All they know how to teach is THEIR liberal Opinion and not what the Course Description dictates. Herein lies the problem. It’s with those ******* Liberal Professors teaching your children/students how to think progressively.
  
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- WATER-THE-TREE
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 5:28pm
  They might as well have Chris Mathews ask the questions, But then that close to Bammy as he speaks, that thrill might do more than go up his leg!
  
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john vincent
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:40am
5 things to watch for-
1. A serious looking Obama -television angles that favor Obama
2. A huge change in posture for Obama (hands clasped, staring down Romney, head high)
3. Audience support @ ‘key’ moments for Obama
4. A condescending approach from Crowley toward Romney
5. A fawning for Obama by Crowley
-leading to a media spin you have not seen (immediately after debate)
-an instant spike in the alleged polls for Obama
etc etc

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- daves
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 10:27am
  @j vincent, very astute assessment on subtle ,yet effective propaganda that will be issuing forth!!!
  
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- john vincent
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 11:19am
  dave-
  u may appreciate this, from feb last year
  
  http://sienna48.blog.com/2012/02/13/free-phones-thank-you-obama/
  
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- Wango
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 1:43pm
  Got your excuses all lined up. Good work. Pass along the memo, won’t you? Karl Rove needs your signatures by 4:00 pm.
  
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- john vincent
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 2:05pm
  tkx wang
  for your vote of confidence.
  I feel honored that you read the post.
  
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bTeri
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:40am
The interesting elements here are Gallup and Crowley. Crowley is obviously on the left and is almost guaranteed to bring up a womens issue to trip up Romney, but does have a better reputation than most lefty journalists, especially at CNN about posing hard hitting questions in interviews to those on both sides of the aisle. But Gallup – potentially being sued by the DOJ??? They have already skewed their polling parameters in Obama’s favor (right after the DNC miraculously when the Gallup polls improved markedly for Obama), with Gallup picking the audience and the debate being in NY it would not be shocking if there were very Obama friendly, Romney attacking questioners and questions planted. It will also be interesting to see if CNN/Crowley continue their real journalism of the Libya debacle and coverup and make sure there is a question regarding this serious and timely issue.

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- DannyBoy13
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 3:08pm
  Romney should channel his inner Newt when the media goes over the top in their biases.
  
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ElChupaCabraDeUSA
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:37am
Obama is comfortable at Town Halls because he is used to the room being filled with plants. Sadly, we should probably expect this farce to be more of the same…Let’s see if Crowley is as good as the last “moderator” at halting the republican’s momentum with unnecessary interruptions…that is the only way to prop up this clown show of an administration.

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jujubeebee
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:28am
Honestly, I am getting sick of all of this kind of talk. You would think that competence doesn’t matter and all that matters is how you come across, how well you speak, etc. This is how Obama was elected in the first place. Voters need to look at the policies and the positions and not how great of an actor someone is. The country is in deep trouble and all we hear is how the candidates have to woo the idiot undecideds. If they are undecided by now maybe they are not smart enought to vote and we should be telling them to stay home. Sorry, if this offends anyone but I am just as angry at the ignorant voters as I am at the Obama people.

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- Hephzibah
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 11:39am
  I logged today in just to agree with you on every point. Let’s elect the president of the so-far free world based on how he relaxed he is bragging about himself or whether he uses the right slang words in front of a crowd. Or gives us free stuff. Or tells us he agrees with the pet social ideas of the week. Never mind if he’s destroying the nation our forefathers built.
  
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- fivecentzworth
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 3:55pm
  Answer: SNOW & CONQUER……
  
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- WATER-THE-TREE
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 5:06pm
  It is a shame but nowa days that is exactly how people vote for Pres, The majority of the people are brain dead, You would be surprised by how many people with their vote take it to the polls have not so much as any idea of whose running much less where they stand on anything.
  
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RushEcho2
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:14am
Fast, and pray .!.

We are, and have Faith for a similar result as last time. Prayer works!

Also, regardless of “winning the debate”, TRUTH will be seen by likely-voters !!!!!

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- WakingSheep
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 10:08am
  Truth ha!
  
  We had a 90 minute debate about the economy without the FED being mentioned once! Truth!
  
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ricslick
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:11am
Beware the trolls that will be planted in the “town-hall” by the administration.

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- WakingSheep
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 10:10am
  Beware for both sides.
  Do you ever wonder why there are more candidates on the ballot every election than there are in the debates?
  I’m guessing not….
  
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Tigress1
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:01am
I’m so sick of hearing and reading that Romney is “less likable” than Obama. Romney is a good, honest, decent, caring person. What’s not to like about that? However, Obama is a smart-arsed, arrogant, divisive, LYING Socialist? What IS to like about that?
Regarding #4: I don’t believe the questions will be from “real people”. The moderator has been the one to choose the questions. Does anybody believe that the media is suddenly going to put Obama on the spot in front of millions of people 2 weeks before the election?
Tonight I expect Obama to resort to flat-out lies. He also will most likely try to divide and conquer by stirring up class warfare – with a smile on his face of course!

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- jujubeebee
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:59am
  They may be real people but they will be chosen for the questions they put on their cards which is leaving the whole thing up to Crowley or whoever chose the questions.
  Obama will be favored and Romney will need to be prepared for all the obvious things that will likely be put out there.
  Romney has no need to be president. He is not in it for the power or the money. I believe he is a good person and truly wants to fix this country.
  My feelings toward Obama are about as negative as you can possibly get. I fear for the country if the ignorant voters go to the polls and vote him in again. Have you noticed how there are no yard signs or bumper stickers this election? People live in fear. He has divided the country. I would not put a bumper sticker on my car for fear of damage to the car. Since our mailwoman was wearing an Obama tshirt I would be afraid what would happen to my mail if I had a Romney sign. This is what Obama has brought to our country.
  
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- Master.Debater
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 11:11am
  This “likability” question is a bunch of baloney. This myth perpetuated by the media that those who dislike Obama must be racist most certainly skews the results of this “likability” survey. People are afraid they will be seen as racist if they say they don’t say they like the President. If the survey asks whether they like his bone-headed policies, they will most likely get a far different response.
  
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deppitydog
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 8:21am
CHAAAA CHINNNNGGG !!!!!!!!!! It’s OVER. It ended when good ole ‘Hil’ took the lick for him. Last night before the debate….mere HOURS before he could be taken to task for it. Exactly HOW STUPID do these dummocrats think we are !?!?!?! L A N D S L I D E

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- BCanook
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:08am
  Mr Obama proved to the WORLD that he shirks responsibility, he is weak and cannot/will not lead the United States anywhere. The middle east is salivating over this blunder. The Russians and the Chinese can’t wait to make their next moves. Bravo Mr. President, bravo.
  
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GETLIFE
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 8:20am
I thought the questions were going to be screened by Crowly.
This will give a definite advantage to Obama.
His campaign has surely somehow made it known to one of theirs which issues
are acceptable and which should be cut off or avoided.

In the first debate Obama looked over to Lehrer more than once like “come on Jim,
why aren’t you cutting him off?”
Surely the Obama campaign has made certain things go differently?
It’s up to Candy’s conscience.

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- jujubeebee
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:32am
  It is all showbiz for Obama. Ringley brothers barnum and bailey showbiz. I am sick of the acting, the lies and the speeches. I am skipping the neighborhood ladies lunch because I cannot fake politeness to any Obama supporter. As far as independents, undecided and the State of Ohio and what they think~I don’t give a ****!
  
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Gonzo
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 8:20am
Anyone else think it’s racist that they are using a black guy for Obama’s stand in and a white guy for Romney? As long as we’re all being hypersensitive aboput race these days, why the need?

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- EWeatherwax
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 8:35am
  No, it’s not racist. Two people are sitting in for the candidates, period. You’ll note that they’re also both men. Does that make it sexist?
  
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- john vincent
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:13am
  wax-
  gonz is making a societal observation based on the political biased landscape-
  it is actually correct without being sexist
  
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- bTeri
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:36am
  Actually it might have been insisted upon by the Obama campaign… how else are they going to get the lighting and other stage details right?
  
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- john vincent
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 10:13am
  bteri-
  Yep, you are on to something without even knowing; the lights in fact ‘do’ need to be corrected,
  Mr Obama will not be made to appear ‘too’ black. This will be proven. Call it rascist, sexist, it will be true.
  
  After all, it is a Hollywood production.
  
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jackact
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 8:03am
1.) “The state department kept the whole Libyan thing hush, hush…”
2.) “Millionaires and billionaires need to pay their fair share…”
3.) “Fast and Furious 2 was by far the better movie…”
4.) “I killed Bin Laden and saved the auto industry….”
5.) “Romney is no longer an extremist, now he’s liar….”

Same ole. Won’t help. Done deal.
:)

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- jackact
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 8:11am
  Forgot the most important one:
  6.) “Hillary did it…..”
  
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- mac410
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 9:55am
  And don’t forget how desperate The Messiah is:
  
  7.) Romney and Ryan are racist.
  
  It’s coming, he doesn’t have anything left but his community activist tactics to play.
  
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- WATER-THE-TREE
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 5:25pm
  7) because Bush made her do it!
  
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FightingBear
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 8:01am
This is nothing but a farce….it is trying to be something it no longer is.

The questions are pre -screened by the moderator. No follow-up questions allowed from the audience. (The moderator is not allowed to ask follow-ups either but apparently she disagrees with that part of the agreement and will ask follow-ups.

If someone asks a question other than the one they submitted their microphone will be cut off by the moderator.

This is nothing more than a smoke and mirrors hollywood production attempting toconvince us that it is real.

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- Dougral Supports Israel
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 8:20am
  I agree that the “managed questions” are a farce. I’d like to see people allowed to ask questions that would really define the different positions of the candidates. Let some guy like Joe the Plumber ask whatever he feels like of the candidates. Make them sweat a bit.
  
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- FightingBear
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 8:35am
  The other thing not talked about is the fact that the audience is somehow supposed to still be undecided????
  
  How is that possible at this point in this election season…especially with these two candidates?
  
  I find it hard to believe that there are truly 80 undecided voters. These two are such polar opposites (at least in rhetoric) how can anyone be undecided at this point? I simply don’t think it is possible.
  
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- Palrak
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 3:48pm
  Guaran-effing-teed that Obama has the questions in advance, and Romney doesn’t. Pair that with Candy Crawley “moderating,” and it could be a disappointment. It’s a set-up, but I have confidence that Romney will still win the debate. Obama will still lie and stammer–uh, uh, um, um, I, I, I, me, me, me, while trying to remember his memorized lines.
  
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iac
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 7:50am
After Hillary’s falling on the sword; photo above Barry is say ‘Her b@lls are thiiiis big!’

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iac
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 7:48am
Barry is at least expected to show a pulse tonight. But the uh, er, uh, look uh,er will still be there !

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Sharon Rose
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 7:33am
What, no teleprompter for O?

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Gary_K
Posted on October 16, 2012 at 7:19am
I am going to look out for bath house barry’s lies. I will take a drink for each lie.

How long will I last? I’m guessing about 1/2 hour.

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- Goldlady
  Posted on October 16, 2012 at 7:50am
  We’ll make sure it’s recorded Gary. You’re going to be blotto within the first 20.
  
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