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2015-10-12 9:26 PM

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I'm kind of curious to see how everyone tries to knock the "inevitability" off of Clinton.  I saw an article and didn't even realize two of the five were even running.  lol
Don't think I've heard Webb or Chafee mentioned in a single news piece.

Oh well, I'll have my popcorn out tomorrow night to watch the train wreck.  



2015-10-13 9:29 AM
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Originally posted by tuwood

I'm kind of curious to see how everyone tries to knock the "inevitability" off of Clinton.  I saw an article and didn't even realize two of the five were even running.  lol
Don't think I've heard Webb or Chafee mentioned in a single news piece.

Oh well, I'll have my popcorn out tomorrow night to watch the train wreck.  




I just hope they do not mention Benghazi. After being stuck in traffic for several protests because of it it makes me want to vote for her out of spite.
2015-10-13 9:49 AM
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Clinton has everything to loose in this debate.  I don't think Sanders is going to get much more of a share of the electorate, even in the Democratic primary.  I think O'Malley and Webb have a good chance of getting positive exposure. 

If O'Malley or Webb do well and Biden does not enter the race, the money machine may shift making O'Malley or Webb a possible contender.  

Biden gets the luxury of sitting this debate out, evaluating whether Clinton can be slayed, and then making his decision.  If he decides to enter the race soon, it will have the effect of closing the door to Webb, O'Malley, Chafee, and probably Sanders.  It'll be Clinton vs. Biden going forward.

2015-10-13 10:05 AM
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Originally posted by Hook'em

Clinton has everything to loose in this debate.  I don't think Sanders is going to get much more of a share of the electorate, even in the Democratic primary.  I think O'Malley and Webb have a good chance of getting positive exposure. 

If O'Malley or Webb do well and Biden does not enter the race, the money machine may shift making O'Malley or Webb a possible contender.  

Biden gets the luxury of sitting this debate out, evaluating whether Clinton can be slayed, and then making his decision.  If he decides to enter the race soon, it will have the effect of closing the door to Webb, O'Malley, Chafee, and probably Sanders.  It'll be Clinton vs. Biden going forward.

you cannot be speeking curect of English... therefore your point is invalid

2015-10-13 10:21 AM
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Originally posted by chirunner134
Originally posted by tuwood

I'm kind of curious to see how everyone tries to knock the "inevitability" off of Clinton.  I saw an article and didn't even realize two of the five were even running.  lol
Don't think I've heard Webb or Chafee mentioned in a single news piece.

Oh well, I'll have my popcorn out tomorrow night to watch the train wreck.  

I just hope they do not mention Benghazi. After being stuck in traffic for several protests because of it it makes me want to vote for her out of spite.

lol, that would be interesting.  I kind of roll my eyes with the continued Republican drum beat on Benghazi so it would be a whole different thing from fellow Democrats.  

2015-10-13 10:50 AM
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Originally posted by dmiller5

Originally posted by Hook'em

Clinton has everything to loose in this debate.  I don't think Sanders is going to get much more of a share of the electorate, even in the Democratic primary.  I think O'Malley and Webb have a good chance of getting positive exposure. 

If O'Malley or Webb do well and Biden does not enter the race, the money machine may shift making O'Malley or Webb a possible contender.  

Biden gets the luxury of sitting this debate out, evaluating whether Clinton can be slayed, and then making his decision.  If he decides to enter the race soon, it will have the effect of closing the door to Webb, O'Malley, Chafee, and probably Sanders.  It'll be Clinton vs. Biden going forward.

you cannot be speeking curect of English... therefore your point is invalid

Thanks.  I meant to say that Clinton is going to be turned every which way but loose in this debate.



2015-10-13 10:52 AM
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Most of the time I hear Sanders, I'm listening to the radio.  He sounds just like the aardvark from the Ant and the Aardvark cartoons that ran along with the Pink Panther.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7aKgR7hcpE

 



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2015-10-13 10:53 AM
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Originally posted by Hook'em

Originally posted by dmiller5

Originally posted by Hook'em

Clinton has everything to loose in this debate.  I don't think Sanders is going to get much more of a share of the electorate, even in the Democratic primary.  I think O'Malley and Webb have a good chance of getting positive exposure. 

If O'Malley or Webb do well and Biden does not enter the race, the money machine may shift making O'Malley or Webb a possible contender.  

Biden gets the luxury of sitting this debate out, evaluating whether Clinton can be slayed, and then making his decision.  If he decides to enter the race soon, it will have the effect of closing the door to Webb, O'Malley, Chafee, and probably Sanders.  It'll be Clinton vs. Biden going forward.

you cannot be speeking curect of English... therefore your point is invalid

Thanks.  I meant to say that Clinton is going to be turned every which way but loose in this debate.

IS SHE LOOSING ARROWS?????

2015-10-13 3:31 PM
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I heard they have another podium ready in case Biden shows up.  I'm picturing right at the start of the debate all the lights going down and "eye of the tiger" kicking on the sound system with Biden coming down the hall giving high fives...  haha

2015-10-13 5:34 PM
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Originally posted by tuwood

I heard they have another podium ready in case Biden shows up.  I'm picturing right at the start of the debate all the lights going down and "eye of the tiger" kicking on the sound system with Biden coming down the hall giving high fives...  haha




Huckabee did that with that county clerk that wasn't passing out marriage licenses to gay couples. Sh't went into a downward spiral from there. Joe on the other hand, could pull it off.
2015-10-13 7:26 PM
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Originally posted by tuwood

I heard they have another podium ready in case Biden shows up.  I'm picturing right at the start of the debate all the lights going down and "eye of the tiger" kicking on the sound system with Biden coming down the hall giving high fives...  haha

Huckabee did that with that county clerk that wasn't passing out marriage licenses to gay couples. Sh't went into a downward spiral from there. Joe on the other hand, could pull it off.

I bet that was a laugher.  haha



2015-10-13 7:43 PM
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The real entertainment will be watching @realDonaldTrump on Twitter during the debate.  

2015-10-13 7:58 PM
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I'm watching Rainman instead.........10 minutes till Wapner. 

When this is over, I'll know as much as the rest of you who are watching the debate.

2015-10-13 8:02 PM
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I'm watching Rainman instead.........10 minutes till Wapner. 

When this is over, I'll know as much as the rest of you who are watching the debate.

I'm wondering if they're actually going to debate.  So many commercials and fluffy stuff

2015-10-13 8:38 PM
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Originally posted by tuwood

Originally posted by Left Brain

I'm watching Rainman instead.........10 minutes till Wapner. 

When this is over, I'll know as much as the rest of you who are watching the debate.

I'm wondering if they're actually going to debate.  So many commercials and fluffy stuff

Yeah, I'm a very good driver.

2015-10-13 9:21 PM
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I have decided that want Sanders and Carson on the same ticket.....and I want them to win.  It'll be worth it just to watch everyone staring at each other trying to figure out what the hell they are talking about. LMAO



2015-10-13 9:48 PM
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feel the bern

2015-10-14 12:18 AM
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Was busy at work. Who won?
2015-10-14 7:28 AM
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I think O'Malley won...only because no one knew who he was previously.  The two fringe candidates looked stupid.  Bernie may have made some ground on the wall street issue, but was hammered on gun control. (I think this actually makes him more electable).  Hillary did better as the night went on, but I found her annoying.  Also, who let her wear a penguin costume?

2015-10-14 9:23 AM
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Originally posted by dmiller5

I think O'Malley won...only because no one knew who he was previously.  The two fringe candidates looked stupid.  Bernie may have made some ground on the wall street issue, but was hammered on gun control. (I think this actually makes him more electable).  Hillary did better as the night went on, but I found her annoying.  Also, who let her wear a penguin costume?

Yeah, I kind of felt the same about O'Malley.  I admittedly dislike Clinton so much that even if she did spectacular it would be difficult for me to see it.  haha

Purely from a conservative standpoint Webb did the best on the issues, but obviously that's not going to play on the Democratic ticket so he was a total loser in the debate and the other weird guy (can't remember his name) was just well weird.

From a marketing standpoint I thought Trump was brilliant.  He was live tweeting during the whole debate and got a ton of visibility.  I saw one article this morning that Trump won Twitter during the debate.  From a trending standpoint and from new followers, he got more play than any of the Democratic candidates.  haha

2015-10-14 10:21 AM
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My summary of it:

O'Malley "won" the debate in that he gained a ton of exposure that he otherwise wouldn't have gotten.  He'll get some points after this, but not enough to ultimately matter.

Chafee with his "it was my first vote as a senator" re: Glass-Steagal: that may go down as the biggest gaffe in a debate this century.  He's beyond out of this.

Webb hit home with some issues, but a lot of that was offset by his whining about not getting enough screen time and then not saying a lot when he actually got for the majority of the time he got the floor.  After the first hour and a half I felt like Cooper should have dismissed Web and Chafee.

Sanders got attacked pretty hard in the beginning on the gun control deal by both Clinton and O'Malley.  He seemed like he wasn't really prepared for that topic, which is silly considering that it's a recurring topic in the media.  He needs to hit Clinton more on the Wall Street angle.

Clinton is the real winner of the debate with Sanders and O'Malley deciding to brush away the email topic.  Her credibility had been shrinking heading into this debate, and they decided to just do away with that advantage.  Sanders benefited slightly in that Clinton eased off on him after that, but Sanders is running out of ammo against Hillary.  After the email topic she had crazy momentum.  I think she has the nomination on lock.

She then has the Presidency on lock after she activates Trump.



2015-10-14 1:34 PM
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Just saw this on RCP.  I find it interesting that every single Republican candidate beats Hillary, but Biden beats every single Republican candidate.  Go Hillary Go!

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/latest_polls/

Tuesday, October 13
Race/Topic (Click to Sort) Poll Results Spread
General Election: Trump vs. Clinton FOX News Clinton 40, Trump 45 Trump +5
General Election: Bush vs. Clinton FOX News Bush 44, Clinton 40 Bush +4
General Election: Fiorina vs. Clinton FOX News Fiorina 42, Clinton 39 Fiorina +3
General Election: Carson vs. Clinton FOX News Carson 50, Clinton 39 Carson +11
General Election: Trump vs. Biden FOX News Biden 50, Trump 37 Biden +13
General Election: Bush vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Bush 41 Biden +5
General Election: Rubio vs. Biden FOX News Biden 44, Rubio 43 Biden +1
General Election: Fiorina vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Fiorina 42 Biden +4
General Election: Carson vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Carson 42 Biden +4

2015-10-14 1:43 PM
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Originally posted by tuwood

Just saw this on RCP.  I find it interesting that every single Republican candidate beats Hillary, but Biden beats every single Republican candidate.  Go Hillary Go!

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/latest_polls/

Tuesday, October 13
Race/Topic (Click to Sort) Poll Results Spread
General Election: Trump vs. Clinton FOX News Clinton 40, Trump 45 Trump +5
General Election: Bush vs. Clinton FOX News Bush 44, Clinton 40 Bush +4
General Election: Fiorina vs. Clinton FOX News Fiorina 42, Clinton 39 Fiorina +3
General Election: Carson vs. Clinton FOX News Carson 50, Clinton 39 Carson +11
General Election: Trump vs. Biden FOX News Biden 50, Trump 37 Biden +13
General Election: Bush vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Bush 41 Biden +5
General Election: Rubio vs. Biden FOX News Biden 44, Rubio 43 Biden +1
General Election: Fiorina vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Fiorina 42 Biden +4
General Election: Carson vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Carson 42 Biden +4

But those results are from FOX news.  I wait until RCP gets a full spectrum of polls before I decide if a candidate is screwed.  I do find it hilarious that Biden does better without having to lift a finger.

2015-10-14 2:04 PM
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Originally posted by tuwood

Just saw this on RCP.  I find it interesting that every single Republican candidate beats Hillary, but Biden beats every single Republican candidate.  Go Hillary Go!

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/latest_polls/

Tuesday, October 13
Race/Topic (Click to Sort) Poll Results Spread
General Election: Trump vs. Clinton FOX News Clinton 40, Trump 45 Trump +5
General Election: Bush vs. Clinton FOX News Bush 44, Clinton 40 Bush +4
General Election: Fiorina vs. Clinton FOX News Fiorina 42, Clinton 39 Fiorina +3
General Election: Carson vs. Clinton FOX News Carson 50, Clinton 39 Carson +11
General Election: Trump vs. Biden FOX News Biden 50, Trump 37 Biden +13
General Election: Bush vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Bush 41 Biden +5
General Election: Rubio vs. Biden FOX News Biden 44, Rubio 43 Biden +1
General Election: Fiorina vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Fiorina 42 Biden +4
General Election: Carson vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Carson 42 Biden +4

But those results are from FOX news.  I wait until RCP gets a full spectrum of polls before I decide if a candidate is screwed.  I do find it hilarious that Biden does better without having to lift a finger.

lol sources...

 

but really wondering, who does fox poll compared to gallup or something. is there a difference?  if this were a poll of republicans I would still find it interesting.

also lets remember that fox is an entertainment show and not news so we should take any "poll" with a grain of salt

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Originally posted by msteiner

Originally posted by tuwood

Just saw this on RCP.  I find it interesting that every single Republican candidate beats Hillary, but Biden beats every single Republican candidate.  Go Hillary Go!

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/latest_polls/

Tuesday, October 13
Race/Topic (Click to Sort) Poll Results Spread
General Election: Trump vs. Clinton FOX News Clinton 40, Trump 45 Trump +5
General Election: Bush vs. Clinton FOX News Bush 44, Clinton 40 Bush +4
General Election: Fiorina vs. Clinton FOX News Fiorina 42, Clinton 39 Fiorina +3
General Election: Carson vs. Clinton FOX News Carson 50, Clinton 39 Carson +11
General Election: Trump vs. Biden FOX News Biden 50, Trump 37 Biden +13
General Election: Bush vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Bush 41 Biden +5
General Election: Rubio vs. Biden FOX News Biden 44, Rubio 43 Biden +1
General Election: Fiorina vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Fiorina 42 Biden +4
General Election: Carson vs. Biden FOX News Biden 46, Carson 42 Biden +4

But those results are from FOX news.  I wait until RCP gets a full spectrum of polls before I decide if a candidate is screwed.  I do find it hilarious that Biden does better without having to lift a finger.

The thing about polling is that there's a science to it and whoever does the polling has to "show their work"  who did they call, how did they call them, what questions did they ask etc.  There's no question that you can influence a poll with leading questions or choosing certain pools of people, but those people aren't reputable and get discounted very easily.

RCP weeds out the garbage polls and only allows reputable polling entities to be considered.

If you're curious here's the polling data that this was taken from:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/interactive/2015/10/13/fox-news-poll-biden-more-electable-than-clinton/

I've seen a few national polls over the past several weeks that show trump in front of clinton and a few with Clinton in front.  Overall I think they're polling fairly evenly nationally when you look at all the polls together.  I found it curious that Carson polled as high as he did compared to Clinton.

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