It must be nice when you have the moderator on your side.
Who had more time talking? Who was stopped short more?
Who still attempted to bully the moderator at pretty much every turn? Again?
Getting married, stopping AK47 deaths since 2012.
Considering how far on the right she is, I thought she did well. Much better than I was expecting.
"Have you looked at your pension?"
"It's not as much as yours"
That part killed me.
As Mitt secretly thought to himself: 'Pen...sion?....what's a...pension?'
What will this debate do to the polls, and did it reach as many people (67 million) as the first one?
All of the above? She didn't let Mittens push her around like he did to Lehrer. I was amazed that she actually called him out on lying/misinformation on Obama's speech after the embassy attack. Romney made an ass of himself. He comes up with numerous claims of how Obama's a failure, but can never come up with a logical solution. He's a business man. Good for him. He's a fucking idiot with foreign policy. He's already got other countries hating him. Do we really need HIM as our figurehead?
Can you imagine what kind of assholes you have to deal with to make your way into a respectable position in television news as a woman? Particularly when all the 'successful' women in your field are pretty/vacant. You don't get there by being a pushover.
As I remember the 2008 campaign, I actually had negative reactions specifically to Candy Crowley's treatment of Obama as a candidate at the time.
My favorite Crowley moment was, "Sit down, Governor Romney."![]()
I thought she was going to side with Romney, to be completely honest. It's no secret how far on the right wing she is. But she came through as the unbiased moderator. Mad props to her. But good for her not taking any real nonsense. Some rules were obviously broken (apparently, the candidates aren't supposed to talk to one another), but she let it slide.
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What else would he have meant by "act of terror"? Hint. He said TERROR.
Context. Again, his surrogates said otherwise for two weeks.
Basically, you're going with his wording of it? He said "act of terror" just to say it? Because if I were to hear anyone say "act of terror", i'd automatically assume they're talking about terrorism. Just because someone wants to jumble through his transcripts, or skim from the top, he still addressed it the next day, no matter how he worded it. Wasn't aware anyone really needed to spell out "act of terror".
I'll bet "terror" has been in every presidential speech for the last 10 years.
He didn't say it was a terrorist attack and he didn't say it wasn't.
He could mean a terrifying act or a terrorist act.
Either way, both of them are full of shit.
Obama gave a speech in the rose garden about Benghazi where he opened by denouncing an act of terror. Because he didn't specifically say "the Benghazi killings were an act of terror", the right wants to say he didn't say it. I can't even believe how ridiculous this talking point is. To me, it says you have nothing but faux outrage.