- 2012 Presidential Debate Oct. 3: Watch It and Discuss the Issues with Us! (VIDEO)
- Posted by Cafe Steph
on 10/1/12 at 1:18pm (4 likes) -
Barack Obama vs Mitt Romney
The First Presidential Debate was Wednesday, October 3rd at 9 p.m. ET in Denver, Colorado where the candidates focused on Domestic Policy.
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Please join us again next week, October 11th at 9pm ET, for another great discussion as we watch the Vice Presidential debate on foreign and domestic policy, aired on the same networks and online.
- Posted by terpmama
on 10/1/12 at 3:41pmMarking to find again on wednesday - Posted by JakeandEmmasMom
on 10/1/12 at 10:47pmSounds good! - Posted by MomTiara19
on 10/3/12 at 6:58amI am so nervous.
I will be watching with my family....its historical.
~Tia
- Posted by Billiejeens
on 10/3/12 at 7:44am (2 likes)Quoting MomTiara19:
I am so nervous.
I will be watching with my family....its historical.
~Tia
Just curious, how is it historical?
- Posted by tpickle
on 10/3/12 at 8:59am (3 likes)Well, I doubt if Obama can have a fair shot tonight, this country is still so divided and thats the way the Republicans like it. The 47% comments proves that. Republicans are sighting Reagan over and over again, claiming he won the election because of his debate success. Hope is running high for Romney, they expect a miracle and they just may think they see one tonight (II see a smart Romney). Obama is healing the economy already, but people just can't see past the color of his skin. I just hope there are a majority of Americans voting who can understand the truth. I hope!
- Posted by Billiejeens
on 10/3/12 at 9:11am (13 likes)Quoting tpickle:
Well, I doubt if Obama can have a fair shot tonight, this country is still so divided and thats the way the Republicans like it. The 47% comments proves that. Republicans are sighting Reagan over and over again, claiming he won the election because of his debate success. Hope is running high for Romney, they expect a miracle and they just may think they see one tonight (II see a smart Romney). Obama is healing the economy already, but people just can't see past the color of his skin. I just hope there are a majority of Americans voting who can understand the truth. I hope!
A fair shot with who?The media asking the questions, adore him, the media that will come on afterward and tell you what he said adore him, the newspapers that will write about him tomorrow adore him.
Obama has been a complete disaster, if he is actually given a "fair shot" he will be shown to be a failure.
- Posted by la_bella_vita
on 10/3/12 at 9:49amAlready set it to record
- Posted by ninastone
on 10/3/12 at 10:03am (15 likes)You know, in my personal expirience, I have only ever heard Obama supporters mention the color of his skin. I think it is you people who can't get over it.
Quoting tpickle:
Well, I doubt if Obama can have a fair shot tonight, this country is still so divided and thats the way the Republicans like it. The 47% comments proves that. Republicans are sighting Reagan over and over again, claiming he won the election because of his debate success. Hope is running high for Romney, they expect a miracle and they just may think they see one tonight (II see a smart Romney). Obama is healing the economy already, but people just can't see past the color of his skin. I just hope there are a majority of Americans voting who can understand the truth. I hope!
- Posted by SlightlyPerfect
on 10/3/12 at 10:21am (3 likes)What do I think of the debates tonight? I think there is a level of corrosiveness in this ideological system, this blisteringly intellectually and morally bankrupt paradigm we've been calling "politics." That which is supposed to help us define the underlying principles that frame and uphold our social system--that which is based on epistemology, metaphysis, and ethics--has turned into a cacophony of nonthinking bullshit. And ontologically and existentially will be the catalyst for our social suicide if we don't get our shit together. And we'll see that in the debates tonight.
- Posted by Meadowchik
on 10/3/12 at 11:11am (1 like)I might just wake up real early this morning in hopes that CNN International will air it live.