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Originally posted by thepresident
Uh, what is the point of that statistic?
The economy was in free fall
Should we count the number of teeth in your head during round two of a fifteen round match?
Originally posted by SaturnFX
Originally posted by Fromabove
Originally posted by SaturnFX
Originally posted by theconspirator
Every undecided voter in america who saw both was captured tonight.
I would say almost no undecided voters seen either speech. it is a infomercial (both RNC and DNC) to capture the energy of their base.
The debates is when (some) of the undecided voters may check in for a few minutes.
But those who did are usually the ones that motivate the ones that don't. And since last night was a train wreck to say the least, it's over. It's finally over.
Train wreck?
I watched the speech, it was pretty electrifying.
Here is the issue. People whom watched the speech with their mind made up clouded their perceptions. What you need to do is look at the opinions of those whom did watch whom were unsure either way and their perceptions, because thats all that matters.
Watch the polls. that actually does help.
I cannot weigh in on the speech because I am jaded..most on ATS cannot give an actual opinion that is valid in any universe due to being jaded..and you calling it a train wreck is clearly a unvalued opinion..I suspect Obama could have literally raised the dead and turned a senator into gold and you wouldn't be impressed...but, you, and I, are dismissed anyhow..we don't count because our mind was made up before we went into this.
So..we watch the -actual- independents (if any of them watched).
Originally posted by 46ACE
Originally posted by SaturnFX
Originally posted by Fromabove
Originally posted by SaturnFX
Originally posted by theconspirator
Every undecided voter in america who saw both was captured tonight.
I would say almost no undecided voters seen either speech. it is a infomercial (both RNC and DNC) to capture the energy of their base.
The debates is when (some) of the undecided voters may check in for a few minutes.
But those who did are usually the ones that motivate the ones that don't. And since last night was a train wreck to say the least, it's over. It's finally over.
Train wreck?
I watched the speech, it was pretty electrifying.
Here is the issue. People whom watched the speech with their mind made up clouded their perceptions. What you need to do is look at the opinions of those whom did watch whom were unsure either way and their perceptions, because thats all that matters.
Watch the polls. that actually does help.
I cannot weigh in on the speech because I am jaded..most on ATS cannot give an actual opinion that is valid in any universe due to being jaded..and you calling it a train wreck is clearly a unvalued opinion..I suspect Obama could have literally raised the dead and turned a senator into gold and you wouldn't be impressed...but, you, and I, are dismissed anyhow..we don't count because our mind was made up before we went into this.
So..we watch the -actual- independents (if any of them watched).
I value my opinion thank you very much; though it disagrees with yours byabout 180 degrees ...
"Train wreck..."
"tee -r-a-i-n w-r-e-c-k"..keep chugging that koolaid though.
We now know that all those high sounding ideals and promises mean"jack"....edit on 7-9-2012 by 46ACE because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by thepresident
Originally posted by 46ACE
Originally posted by SaturnFX
Originally posted by Fromabove
Originally posted by SaturnFX
Originally posted by theconspirator
Every undecided voter in america who saw both was captured tonight.
I would say almost no undecided voters seen either speech. it is a infomercial (both RNC and DNC) to capture the energy of their base.
The debates is when (some) of the undecided voters may check in for a few minutes.
But those who did are usually the ones that motivate the ones that don't. And since last night was a train wreck to say the least, it's over. It's finally over.
Train wreck?
I watched the speech, it was pretty electrifying.
Here is the issue. People whom watched the speech with their mind made up clouded their perceptions. What you need to do is look at the opinions of those whom did watch whom were unsure either way and their perceptions, because thats all that matters.
Watch the polls. that actually does help.
I cannot weigh in on the speech because I am jaded..most on ATS cannot give an actual opinion that is valid in any universe due to being jaded..and you calling it a train wreck is clearly a unvalued opinion..I suspect Obama could have literally raised the dead and turned a senator into gold and you wouldn't be impressed...but, you, and I, are dismissed anyhow..we don't count because our mind was made up before we went into this.
So..we watch the -actual- independents (if any of them watched).
I value my opinion thank you very much; though it disagrees with yours byabout 180 degrees ...
"Train wreck..."
"tee -r-a-i-n w-r-e-c-k"..keep chugging that koolaid though.
We now know that all those high sounding ideals and promises mean"jack"....edit on 7-9-2012 by 46ACE because: (no reason given)
If he makes it through the reelection and the economy finally normalizes, you are gonna
have a hell of a time.
Originally posted by theconspirator
He didnt need to lay out any specifics on what he is doing exactly. Bill Clinton did that the night before. His job was to inspire and motivate people to go out and vote for him. And thats what he did! Everyone agrees on that, except for foxnews and other republicans. The anchors on foxnews last night were too mad becuase they knew he was effective.
Why the hell would anybody want romney to win.
Originally posted by pavil
Originally posted by thepresident
Uh, what is the point of that statistic?
The economy was in free fall
Should we count the number of teeth in your head during round two of a fifteen round match?
It's quite a simple point. In Jan 2009, what was the #1 pressing need in America? That number, in fact the whole trend of the unemployment picture should have easily told him what the main problem was. Say whatever you want, President Obama did not make Job creation his number one concern as President, it was Healthcare.
I stand by my assertion, had Obama made getting America back to work his main focus of his Presidency, he would have had a cakewalk into a second term.
Originally posted by theconspirator
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus
Obama won by a landslide last election. To bet on him losing this time, it not a safe bet. But who knows, like I just said, the RNC has spent alot of money on right wing social engineering.
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
Originally posted by pavil
Originally posted by thepresident
Uh, what is the point of that statistic?
The economy was in free fall
Should we count the number of teeth in your head during round two of a fifteen round match?
It's quite a simple point. In Jan 2009, what was the #1 pressing need in America? That number, in fact the whole trend of the unemployment picture should have easily told him what the main problem was. Say whatever you want, President Obama did not make Job creation his number one concern as President, it was Healthcare.
I stand by my assertion, had Obama made getting America back to work his main focus of his Presidency, he would have had a cakewalk into a second term.
In factd Obama doesn't give a ratz AZZ about jobs because he is more interested in forcing more people onto the welfare rolls and into govt dependency because that is the socialist way. His whole modus operandi is more govt more socialism. He cares about his Union friends though.
Originally posted by Dukesy
reply to post by Grimpachi
"I will bring the troops home in 6 months if I am elected president"
Originally posted by GoOfYFoOt
Originally posted by Dukesy
reply to post by Grimpachi
"I will bring the troops home in 6 months if I am elected president"
It begs the question, though: Did Obama leave our troops in harms way, so that he could use this statement in an attempt to retain his position as President?
Or, are his advisors telling him that this was a strong position of Ron Paul and his supporters, so it would possibly bring some ship-jumpers back to his side?
Or something else altogether?edit on 9/7/2012 by GoOfYFoOt because: sp