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The first impression?Anderson did a great job. He could have given Webb more time, but over all did fairly well.
The best performer was without question, IMO, Bernie Sanders. The man is a genius, and has the air of a Prophetic voice. If he gets the nomination, no Republican will win against him except maybe Huckabee. Sanders is not going to get the NRA out against him in force. He scored big points by stating he was sick to death of hearing about Hillary's emails. He kept pounding on the main two issues; the American middle class is disappearing because the Too Big To Fail banks and corporations have corrupted the political system and need to be put back in their place, and that college education should be free. These are two HUGE winning issues.
Clinton came across as a highly polished professional Politician and I think people are sick to death of that, over all. I don't think she can beat any of the GOP 'outsider' candidates. 'Vote for me because I have a vagina' is not going to win.
Webb did the best of the debate, other than Sanders, IMO, because he gave reasonable answers that took multiple sides to each question and the complexities of issue, and that takes courage in a political system that is dominated by single issue voters and special interests groups. He was the only won that asked how these plans were going to be paid for. Some smart asses commenting that he would do better in the GOP epitomized the losers of the Democratic Party.
OMalley and Chaffee were really irrelevant, OMalley running to the left of everyo0ne and Chaffee playing the wise old statesman in a party that despises both.
I would seriously consider voting for Sanders or Webb, but not the rest.
Webb looked like a republican, and whined about not getting enough time.Anderson did a great job. He could have given Webb more time, but over all did fairly well.
The best performer was without question, IMO, Bernie Sanders. The man is a genius, and has the air of a Prophetic voice. If he gets the nomination, no Republican will win against him except maybe Huckabee. Sanders is not going to get the NRA out against him in force. He scored big points by stating he was sick to death of hearing about Hillary's emails. He kept pounding on the main two issues; the American middle class is disappearing because the Too Big To Fail banks and corporations have corrupted the political system and need to be put back in their place, and that college education should be free. These are two HUGE winning issues.
Clinton came across as a highly polished professional Politician and I think people are sick to death of that, over all. I don't think she can beat any of the GOP 'outsider' candidates. 'Vote for me because I have a vagina' is not going to win.
Webb did the best of the debate, other than Sanders, IMO, because he gave reasonable answers that took multiple sides to each question and the complexities of issue, and that takes courage in a political system that is dominated by single issue voters and special interests groups. He was the only won that asked how these plans were going to be paid for. Some smart asses commenting that he would do better in the GOP epitomized the losers of the Democratic Party.
OMalley and Chaffee were really irrelevant, OMalley running to the left of everyo0ne and Chaffee playing the wise old statesman in a party that despises both.
I would seriously consider voting for Sanders or Webb, but not the rest.
Webb looked like a republican, and whined about not getting enough time.Anderson did a great job. He could have given Webb more time, but over all did fairly well.
The best performer was without question, IMO, Bernie Sanders. The man is a genius, and has the air of a Prophetic voice. If he gets the nomination, no Republican will win against him except maybe Huckabee. Sanders is not going to get the NRA out against him in force. He scored big points by stating he was sick to death of hearing about Hillary's emails. He kept pounding on the main two issues; the American middle class is disappearing because the Too Big To Fail banks and corporations have corrupted the political system and need to be put back in their place, and that college education should be free. These are two HUGE winning issues.
Clinton came across as a highly polished professional Politician and I think people are sick to death of that, over all. I don't think she can beat any of the GOP 'outsider' candidates. 'Vote for me because I have a vagina' is not going to win.
Webb did the best of the debate, other than Sanders, IMO, because he gave reasonable answers that took multiple sides to each question and the complexities of issue, and that takes courage in a political system that is dominated by single issue voters and special interests groups. He was the only won that asked how these plans were going to be paid for. Some smart asses commenting that he would do better in the GOP epitomized the losers of the Democratic Party.
OMalley and Chaffee were really irrelevant, OMalley running to the left of everyo0ne and Chaffee playing the wise old statesman in a party that despises both.
I would seriously consider voting for Sanders or Webb, but not the rest.
Sanders is a socialist and Hillary is a proven liar. Either one running wouldn't win without the dim witted voters voting them in.
Yes, I saw an interview today where the news guy asked a couple of millennials whether they had rather live in a capitalist society or in a Socialist society. Both the fools said they had rather live in a Socialist society. It really galls me. A lot of guys died or got maimed fighting that ideology. The idiots are so brainwashed that they don't realize that there is not now nor has there ever been a Socialist government that has served its people well.
Did they mean Socialism or Democratic Socialism?
And of course, only a fool would say they want to pay the taxes that Democratic Socialist countries pay but get nothing in return - except of course, more for the Ruling Class.
DUH.
The question was "Socialist" and their answers were "Socialist". No one mentioned the word "Democrat". That was probably because the word "Democrat" is a profanity.
Actually it was mentioned several times but there are some things that ...
WHOOSH!
... go over the heads of the dumb RWs.
Even if it had not been mentioned, doesn't mean you can't educate yourself.
Or not.
No. You want someone to say something that you need them to say but like most people, they simply responded to the question as it was asked of them.
Did anyone notice the commercials. I always pay attention to stuff like that. There was the sappy one about that Suffragette movie and the Walmart one about low wages. Then there was an immigration one asking whether 1 million legal immigrants per year is the right number. The first two were targeted to a Dem audience. Not sure what to make of the last one
Sanders is a socialist and Hillary is a proven liar. Either one running wouldn't win without the dim witted voters voting them in.Anderson did a great job. He could have given Webb more time, but over all did fairly well.
The best performer was without question, IMO, Bernie Sanders. The man is a genius, and has the air of a Prophetic voice. If he gets the nomination, no Republican will win against him except maybe Huckabee. Sanders is not going to get the NRA out against him in force. He scored big points by stating he was sick to death of hearing about Hillary's emails. He kept pounding on the main two issues; the American middle class is disappearing because the Too Big To Fail banks and corporations have corrupted the political system and need to be put back in their place, and that college education should be free. These are two HUGE winning issues.
Clinton came across as a highly polished professional Politician and I think people are sick to death of that, over all. I don't think she can beat any of the GOP 'outsider' candidates. 'Vote for me because I have a vagina' is not going to win.
Webb did the best of the debate, other than Sanders, IMO, because he gave reasonable answers that took multiple sides to each question and the complexities of issue, and that takes courage in a political system that is dominated by single issue voters and special interests groups. He was the only won that asked how these plans were going to be paid for. Some smart asses commenting that he would do better in the GOP epitomized the losers of the Democratic Party.
OMalley and Chaffee were really irrelevant, OMalley running to the left of everyo0ne and Chaffee playing the wise old statesman in a party that despises both.
I would seriously consider voting for Sanders or Webb, but not the rest.
Walmart just projected disappointing earnings for the 4th quarter (due to rising wages). Maybe counter-propaganda to debate commercial.Did anyone notice the commercials. I always pay attention to stuff like that. There was the sappy one about that Suffragette movie and the Walmart one about low wages. Then there was an immigration one asking whether 1 million legal immigrants per year is the right number. The first two were targeted to a Dem audience. Not sure what to make of the last one
It was from NumbersUSA and they were targeting everyone to bring some commons sense to immigration policy.
Walmart just projected disappointing earnings for the 4th quarter (due to rising wages). Maybe counter-propaganda to debate commercial.Did anyone notice the commercials. I always pay attention to stuff like that. There was the sappy one about that Suffragette movie and the Walmart one about low wages. Then there was an immigration one asking whether 1 million legal immigrants per year is the right number. The first two were targeted to a Dem audience. Not sure what to make of the last one
It was from NumbersUSA and they were targeting everyone to bring some commons sense to immigration policy.
Last night's Numbers USA commercial tried to appeal to poor Americans who are most hurt by immigration. So, I guess you could say it was targeted to the audience, just with a different slant than your typical Dem position that anti-immigration is racist
Webb may be more like the democratic Party was in 1972....but the Republican party is no longer the party it was back in 1972 either.
The radical Teabags are trying to control everything and claim it is what the people want, but the polls show the majority of people don't support their ideas.
In the end they just end up causing the Republican party to fold and give us Dems what we want.
Webb is too far to the right for most Democrats to vote for....
Democrats have had to move more to the left to just maintain a middle ground since the Republicans seem to be moving so far to the right they are about to fall off into the abyss.
Well, no one is enforcing the law for H1-Bs, so electing a president that will do this and not let corporate America steamroll the rest of us into the pavement would be a good place to start, it would seem anyway.I will never hire H1B people. Companies that hire H1 are just pure greediness. Good lord how can we stop this...
The Republicans, like the Democrats, answered the questions asked of them. It is not their fault that the Republicans were asked questions about their opinion/opposition of another candidates action/stated platform and the Democrats weren't asked any of those questions.Anderson did a great job. He could have given Webb more time, but over all did fairly well.
The best performer was without question, IMO, Bernie Sanders. The man is a genius, and has the air of a Prophetic voice. If he gets the nomination, no Republican will win against him except maybe Huckabee. Sanders is not going to get the NRA out against him in force. He scored big points by stating he was sick to death of hearing about Hillary's emails. He kept pounding on the main two issues; the American middle class is disappearing because the Too Big To Fail banks and corporations have corrupted the political system and need to be put back in their place, and that college education should be free. These are two HUGE winning issues.
Clinton came across as a highly polished professional Politician and I think people are sick to death of that, over all. I don't think she can beat any of the GOP 'outsider' candidates. 'Vote for me because I have a vagina' is not going to win.
Webb did the best of the debate, other than Sanders, IMO, because he gave reasonable answers that took multiple sides to each question and the complexities of issue, and that takes courage in a political system that is dominated by single issue voters and special interests groups. He was the only won that asked how these plans were going to be paid for. Some smart asses commenting that he would do better in the GOP epitomized the losers of the Democratic Party.
OMalley and Chaffee were really irrelevant, OMalley running to the left of everyo0ne and Chaffee playing the wise old statesman in a party that despises both.
I would seriously consider voting for Sanders or Webb, but not the rest.
What a great debate.....Democrats showed Republicans how a debate is done. They discussed issues that Americans are concerned about instead of attacking each other like the "food fight" debate the Republicans held. They talked about supporting programs that help Americans unlike the Republicans, whose main topic was getting rid of programs that help Americans. What a difference.
The best performer was Hillary........Bernie was okay, but your idea that Huckabee would beat him is hilarious. And none of the Republican candidates are going to be able to debate Hillary.......she's way more polished and experienced than any of your "outsiders" who are still wet behind the ears.
The only reason you think Webb did the best was because he was the one that sounded more like a conservative than any of the others. He doesn't have a chance against Hillary, though.
I absolutely have respect for those who I disagree with. When they merit said respect.
If you will stop and think about it that is a tautology, dude.
Hmmmm. A tautology. A new word.
tau·tol·o·gy
tôˈtäləjē/
noun
I looked it up. Still not sure what you are trying to say. Wanna try something else?
- the saying of the same thing twice in different words, generally considered to be a fault of style (e.g., they arrived one after the other in succession ).
synonyms: pleonasm, repetition, reiteration, redundancy, superfluity, duplication
"avoid such tautology as "let's all work together, everyone, as a team" by saying simply "let's work together""
- a phrase or expression in which the same thing is said twice in different words.
plural noun: tautologies- LOGIC
a statement that is true by necessity or by virtue of its logical form.
Ask around, chief. If I show a person with whom I disagree..... disrespect.....they have earned it. In every case.
The mainstream news consensus is that Hillary won the debate. Fervent Sanders fans disagree, of course. Bernie said that media corporations have too much power. That could be partly behind the Chris Mathews' post-debate love fest for Hillary.
The word is that Bernie won on social media. I've seen comments like Hillary is in bed with banks, Wall Street, PAC's, Monsanto, the billionaire clique, etc..
I stick by my comments in post #7. Hillary won by stemming her hemorrhaging campaign and assuring her donors that she's viable, and by boxing out Biden. She refused to break with the Obama administration, so a lot will depend on how the economy and foreign policy plays out between now and November 2016. It didn't fall apart economically for Bush until the bitter end.
Apparently, all of them forgot that it is the Republicans who control BOTH houses of the Congress. I couldn't contain my laughter.
Yeah, well how's that working for you? Same-sex marriage, the Iran Deal, funding for Planned Parenthood.........that is funny, they only think they control both houses of Congress.
Those are different things altogether. You really believe the House of Reps will pass a new tax on the American public? In your dreams. Obamacare was a tax onto the American public but it was passed when Dems had control of both houses.
How are they different? It was things that your Teabags were willing to shut the government down for. And the Dems aren't trying to pass a new tax on American public....where did you get that idea? That the tax laws need to be changed is a given.....especially all the loop holes that T-chump is able to take advantage to pay less than a poor schmuck barely making enough to live on.
Oh, and that's another one your "control group" hasn't been able to do.....repeal Obamacare.....how's that working for the ones that are in control?
You're a special kind of stupid, aren't you. How can Sanders force Trump to pay more taxes unless the tax code is changed? A President cannot do that.
Compare that to the Republican debates......2 Hispanics, a woman, a black man, and a few white guys.
Compare that to the Republican debates......2 Hispanics, a woman, a black man, and a few white guys.
Actually the real comparison is:
"5 Adults at the Democratic Debate who discussed real issues civilly, that are important to the American people and how they can make existing programs that help Americans, better, without insulting or attacking each other"
vs
"11 Clowns (2 Hispanics, 1 woman and 8 sexist males) at the Republican Debate which included a food fight, candidates attacking each other and one candidate making fun of one of the candidate's looks and trying to outdo each other on how they will demolish programs that help Americans".
