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balinnor

Tonight's Agenda

Oct 02, 2008 11:23

I won't be going to Karaoke tonight. I'm going to stay home and watch the debate. There are couple of reasons for this. 1. I am a politics geek with a degree in Polisci and 2. I just have to watch what promises to be the funniest two hours on television since the Carol Burnett show went off the air. I do apologize to any Republican friends that may ( Read more... )

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leilamae October 2 2008, 15:47:53 UTC

That's why I plan on DVR'ing it and going to karaoke anyway :)

lerah99 October 2 2008, 17:28:00 UTC

I can't wait to see Palin's Epic Fail!
Sadly, I have class tonight so I'm going to have to YouTube it.

anonymous October 3 2008, 01:51:49 UTC

pet peeve....

WHY DOES PALIN KEEP SAYING NUCULAR!!!??? My dislike for her increases lol ;-)

After the Debate balinnor October 3 2008, 04:04:04 UTC

Here is my take on the debate after watching it and listening to some of the Commentary by the CNN analysts ( ... )

Re: After the Debate livingmermaid October 3 2008, 04:07:14 UTC

GO OBAMA/BIDEN!!

Did you have just as much fun as I did watching the opinion line? I thought it was really interesting how on a lot of issues, the men and woman agreed with Biden, but when it came to Palin, there was definitely a gender schism.

Re: After the Debate balinnor October 3 2008, 04:39:28 UTC

I noticed that too. I also thought it ironic that Rollins gave Palin points for apparently just showing up (he was the one that gave her a total of 48pts by the end of the debate) He had her ahead before she even opened her mouth.

Most of the other pundits seemed to be a little more conservative in the awarding of points to either canidate.

Re: After the Debate balinnor October 3 2008, 04:45:20 UTC

One more thing. Women tended to trend with Biden on just about every issue, but the MEN sided with Palin more...I thought that was very telling. I also saw that women significantly dipped when Palin was talking about the war in Iraq, especially when she said Obama's policy was the "white flag of surrender" This was clearly a misrepresentation and the Women of the focus group went substantialy below the line on that comment.