Quote from: walkstall on October 13, 2015, 12:50:50 PM

So this debate will be how GREAT we the Demarcate party are.   

"And after I part the waters and save the planet by putting us all back before combustion engines, I will make America GREAT again!"

Quote from: kit saginaw on October 13, 2015, 07:42:08 PM
Am I talking like Bernie yet ?

(*thump-thump*) Is this hearing aid on yet?

Quote from: quiller on October 14, 2015, 02:52:50 AM
"And after I part the waters and save the planet by putting us all back before combustion engines, I will make America GREAT again!"

Ya gotta luv the "Sky Is Falling", It's All Mans Fault", The End Is Nee" (give or take a millenia), but if you all live in the 7th century, worship us the Marxists, and anoint us supreme leaders, we'll stop Global Warming. (oh, and rebuke capitalism).

Quote from: Solar on October 13, 2015, 04:57:10 PM
I completely concur. Besides, who really wants to watch a bunch of sociopaths talk to an audience of intellectual idiots?
I mean seriously, how stupid does one have to be, to believe the lies of Marxists?

Couldn't watch that mess if i wanted to.  Got an email from WND about Sheryl Crow croaking thru the anthem at the debate.  What a shining moment for Sheryl.   

There is some good news from the debate. The MSM and democrats are talking about how well Hillary did. Great. Maybe that will keep crazy Joe out and Hillary is corronated. She is the one we want to run.

Quote from: supsalemgr on October 14, 2015, 05:10:13 AM
There is some good news from the debate. The MSM and democrats are talking about how well Hillary did. Great. Maybe that will keep crazy Joe out and Hillary is corronated. She is the one we want to run.

I still believe she's the scapegoat for failed Marxist policy.
When all is said and done, the left will blame her scandals over their inability to secure the WH, when in truth, it was their surge left that sank their boat, but the truth is not what they want their constituency to hear. They need an excuse and she fits the bill.

Quote from: Solar on October 14, 2015, 05:16:02 AM
I still believe she's the scapegoat for failed Marxist policy.
When all is said and done, the left will blame her scandals over their inability to secure the WH, when in truth, it was their surge left that sank their boat, but the truth is not what they want their constituency to hear. They need an excuse and she fits the bill.

I doubt it'll go that far, the left hasn't learned anything yet, they're still trying to fine-tune a system that hasn't worked anywhere.
If she still has all this cash from unknown sources... and investment... heh...  would those sources allow her to drop out?   Would Bill allow her to drop out?   Aren't the Clintons obsessed with money and power - even at their age, would they go quietly?

Quote from: Solar on October 14, 2015, 05:16:02 AM
I still believe she's the scapegoat for failed Marxist policy.
When all is said and done, the left will blame her scandals over their inability to secure the WH, when in truth, it was their surge left that sank their boat, but the truth is not what they want their constituency to hear. They need an excuse and she fits the bill.

They will throw everything at the wall to see what sticks!

All that matters is we WILL win in 2016!  Their goose is cooked.  It apparently isn't even entertaining enough for people to watch their demise in this campaign cycle.  Interest level is at an all time low in the democratic party. 

Quote from: Hoofer on October 14, 2015, 07:21:45 AM
I doubt it'll go that far, the left hasn't learned anything yet, they're still trying to fine-tune a system that hasn't worked anywhere.
If she still has all this cash from unknown sources... and investment... heh...  would those sources allow her to drop out?   Would Bill allow her to drop out?   Aren't the Clintons obsessed with money and power - even at their age, would they go quietly?

Nah, she's not going anywhere, there's too much money at stake.

Quote from: kit saginaw on October 13, 2015, 07:42:08 PM
Am I talking like Bernie yet ? 

He sort of reminds me of Yogi Bear (the cartoon voice).

Quote from: Solar on October 14, 2015, 11:21:35 AM
Nah, she's not going anywhere, there's too much money at stake.

But she will not get the nomination!

Biden WILL get in the race at the last minute.  Obama is orchestrating his campaign and timing.  And Obama will make sure Biden gets the nomination! 

If Biden does not get the poll numbers he needs, Obama will bring down Hillary through his FBI investigation.

Obama will be Biden's consummate puppet master.

Quote from: kroz on October 14, 2015, 02:54:13 PM
Obama will be Biden's consummate puppet master.

Either that or it is a continuation of the reverse is true. Some say Biden is the real President.

More free day care. Shameless pandering.

Quote from: red_dirt on October 14, 2015, 03:00:20 PM
Either that or it is a continuation of the reverse is true. Some say Biden is the real President.

More free day care. Shameless pandering.

Nah, that would be Valerie Jarrett. 

Obama feels like he is now capable of replacing Jarrett as puppet master.   

He cannot bear the thought of losing power!

Quote from: Hoofer on October 14, 2015, 01:28:45 PM
He sort of reminds me of Yogi Bear (the cartoon voice).

I gotta hear him say 'pik-a-nik basket' to seal the deal.

The guy really is dwelling in the realm of the absurd.  He honeymooned in the Soviet Union??  The last noteworthy honeymoon there gave us the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.

Quote from: kit saginaw on October 14, 2015, 03:19:00 PM
I gotta hear him say 'pik-a-nik basket' to seal the deal.

The guy really is dwelling in the realm of the absurd.  He honeymooned in the Soviet Union??  The last noteworthy honeymoon there gave us the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.

QuoteCNN's Tuesday night debate averaged 15.3 million viewers, easily making it the highest-rated Democratic debate ever.

Primary debates at this point in past election cycles have averaged 2 to 5 million viewers. But there's something special about this election -- something that has a lot more viewers paying attention.







Heading into Tuesday night, there was unanimous agreement that the total audience would be lower than the 25 million who tuned in for Fox's Republican debate on August 6. That debate -- fueled by Donald Trump -- shattered all previous primary debate records.

The Republican rematch on CNN September 16 averaged more than 23 million viewers, essentially confirming that the GOP debates are the highest-rated new "show" of the fall TV season.

CNN executives expected the ratings would be far lower on Tuesday night. They cautioned ahead of time that Republican and Democratic debates were "apples and oranges."

So the 15.3 million total far exceeded expectations, even though it was much lower than the GOP face-offs.
http://money.cnn.com/2015/10/14/media/cnn-democratic-debate-ratings-record/

I don't care how they spin it! The Bernie Hillary show had 10 million fewer viewers then the republican debates! That in it's self is telling!
I am glad to say I am not one of their 15.3 million! Bernie and Hillary have nothing I would want to hear that I won't get from the news!