Gop Debate #17

UncleBuck

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do you think any of these clowns would have a chance against obama one on one?

i really don't, and i am being honest.

hell, you know i'm being honest due to my assessment of ron paul in this debate.
 

desert dude

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do you think any of these clowns would have a chance against obama one on one?

i really don't, and i am being honest.

hell, you know i'm being honest due to my assessment of ron paul in this debate.
Do you mean one on one in a debate, or mano y mano in the general election?
 

Parker

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do you think any of these clowns would have a chance against obama one on one?

i really don't, and i am being honest.

hell, you know i'm being honest due to my assessment of ron paul in this debate.
Ron Paul would easy and so would Newt. Newt is knowledgeable and changes his colors but he's been doing well in the debates when he criticizes the media and Obama. That's what the partisan repubs love.

Tonite was a different SC crowd. Not the red meat crowd like the last one that booed the Golden Rule which was disgraceful for a state with the evangelical tag imo.
 

UncleBuck

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Do you mean one on one in a debate, or mano y mano in the general election?
i won't respond to your question, because it is outside of the realm of reality upon which elections are decided.

general elections have very few debates, and MANY news cycles. the debates matter, but winning each news cycle is what matters now. toomey was very effective in implementing this strategy in 2010 and won over a late-surging sestak. obama mastered this in 2008. the debates were judged to be about even, but obama won many more news cycles. this is why your question is a distraction, not a sincere inquiry.

however, if i were to answer your question hypothetically, i would answer like this: in a debate, romney fails hard. he appears to be automaton. gingrich would be the best in a debate, but remember that he can only call obama a "saul alinsky radical" or "food stamp president" in a primary, not a general. in a general, that shit would be eaten alive by obama's machine. the fact that he does not bother with gingrich shows how little of a threat he is. i am laughing as i watch republicans fall for him...ALL OVER AGAIN! santorum draws a distinction, and is a real threat upon examination. he appeals to blue collars and seems to have mastered an "aw schucks" look lately. if i were a hypothetical republican looking for someone to defeat obama, santorum would appeal to me highly.

so, in a debate: gingrich/santorum, romney leagues behind.

to me, "mano a mano" is the news cycle of the equation. romney wins there, but has major setbacks such as a history of really odd gaffes. gingrich is a close second, he is sharp but he plays checkers, not chess. santorum is the slow but steady horse that would lose with some class.

basically, you guys need santorum's blue collar appeal, newt's sharpness, and romney's rich guy douche bag appeal. but you only get to choose one of them.

sucks to be a republican if you are one.
 

UncleBuck

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new thought.

i don't want to see santorum smeared and buried in a general. ditto gingrich, despite his asshole past and excessive baggage.

i DO want to see romney get his sorry ass smeared seven ways to sunday.

i am evil though.

:fire:
 
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