Democratic Debate, Who Won? Who Lost? Who Impressed? Who Didn't?

Discussion in 'Politics' started by monadnock, Apr 27, 2007.

  1. monadnock Registered Senior Member

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    The "Democratic Debate" was really a forum. It reminded me of a championship fight in the first round where the boxers come out and spar, throw a few punches and go back to their corner.

    Gravel, recognizing US human rights violations, vowing to end "The War on Everyone" syndrome, and Kucinich with his reasoning for impeaching Cheney impressed me the most. Too bad they'll be gone soon!
     
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  3. Provita Provita Registered Senior Member

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    Personally I LOVED Mike Gravel! Although I don't think me saying that really helps. At all.
     
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  5. monadnock Registered Senior Member

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    Gravel is exactly the breath of fresh air that this country needs but will never get!
     
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  7. hypewaders Save Changes Registered Senior Member

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    It's there for the asking.
     
  8. Mr. G reality.sys Valued Senior Member

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    I won.

    I didn't watch.
     
  9. phoenix2634 Registered Senior Member

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    No, I won.

    I didn't know about it.
     
  10. Mr. G reality.sys Valued Senior Member

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    The Universe is teaching you relevance.
     
  11. countezero Registered Senior Member

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    Kucinich? Are you kidding me? The man is an empty-headed, partisan bomb thrower, with no real plan for any of the nation's major issues at all.

    The man who impressed me the most is Richardson from New Mexico. He seems to be a genuine moderate. But unfortunately, because of the money and name recognition game, it's Obama or Hillary. Two people who have done nothing other than trip over themselves trying to avoid mistakes and controversy. Oh, how I weep for our Republic...
     
  12. Sgt_Fury Registered Senior Member

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    America Lost.

    This really the best we can muster?
     
  13. superstring01 Moderator

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    Actually, I would prefer Clinton or Richardson. Though Clinton tippie-toes too much, I think she's become a moderate-- political life tends to do that over time. And Richardson, DAMN, there's a man I'd like to see win. Ugh... too bad he's not better funded and from a big state.

    ~String
     

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