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Where did you this info I have a feeling it was from Fox anf of course they are such a reputable"news" organization, if you have no thoughts of your own they are.
Mr. President,
Is it true you ate a fucking dog?
Where did you this info I have a feeling it was from Fox anf of course they are such a reputable"news" organization, if you have no thoughts of your own they are.
Obama didn't eat A dog, he didn't eat HIS dog LOL. He was fed dog, a regular part of indonesian food at the time, at the age of nine or so. You people are ridiculously ignorant and proud of it.
Why don't you tell me who I voted for last election.
Did any of you guys actually read the article, rather than just the headline?
They didn't ask for the question to be "banned" from the debate, they just had a problem with limiting the question to Simpson-Bowles.
Democrats want debate question barred
By: Tomer Ovadia
August 14, 2012 04:01 PM EDT
Some Democratic lawmakers want to make sure that one question does not get asked at the upcoming first presidential debate - about Simpson-Bowles.
Three Democratic House members objected Tuesday to a request by four senators that President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney be asked which of the commissions proposals to address the debt they support. The Democrats said such a question would force candidates to choose solutions from one menu of options.
In the original letter, Sens. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.), Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), Joe Lieberman, (I-Conn.) and Mark Pryor (D-Ark.) asked the debate commission to devote specific and extensive attention to the question of how the candidates would get our nations fiscal house in order during the first debate dedicated to domestic policy.
Specifically, we request that you ask the presidential candidates which of the recommendations of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform they would adopt as part of their plan to reduce the deficit, they wrote.
(Also on POLITICO: How Ryan spurned deficit commission)
But that caused Reps. Mike Honda (D-Calif.), Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) and Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) to cry foul, writing in their own letter to the debate commission on Tuesday that although the Simpson-Bowles commissions plan may contain proposals helpful to our recovery to hold it out as the only pathway to fiscal responsibility and economic success is foolish and wrong.
We urge the [Debate] Commission to fight any effort to unnecessarily narrow such an important debate by placing disproportionate attention on one set of proposals over another, they wrote, adding that such a question would cheapen the debate and thwart the candidates ability to explain alternative proposals.
The Democrats also criticized the Simpson-Bowles commission in their letter, saying that while it seeks to address the debt, it doesnt address priorities in infrastructure, education, research and other investments, and that the plan asks seniors, the middle class, and military personnel to sacrifice more, while those with the most are asked to do even less to help in our recovery.
Voters deserve to know where the candidates stand on these issues, the solutions to which are simply absent from the Simpson-Bowles plan, they wrote.
The first debate will take place on Oct. 3 and will focus on domestic policy issues.
I may have posted this yesterday. Romney should just say he has no intentions of participating in debates that are moderated by blatantly biased moderators.
Candy Crowley already let her bias show just a few days ago. Bob Schieffer is a partisan hack. Jim Lehrer is tolerable but he works for PBS which is funded by the government and is embroiled in controversy.
There is no way Romney gets a fair shake even if it hits 5 grand slams during the debate. These moderators will let Obama ramble and nedver follow up on anything that he says that should be challenged.
I'd respect Romney even more if he had the balls to say no to the debates.
Sorry if I misspelled their names.
The format is outdated anyway because there is no real debate. It's like a biased press conference
Now this is a new low. Democrats asking to have all questions regarding the Debt Commsision banned from the debates. You kniow....the debt commission Obama developped and WE PAID for...
What are they hiding?
Democrats want debate question barred - Tomer Ovadia - POLITICO.com
The usual denigration of a thread by brain farters.
But Obama may have been "fucking over" someone.
True, dat!
"High Five dude! I'm clueless, just like you!"
"Sweet!"
Why don't you tell me who I voted for last election.
You voted for Obama, asshole.
Who do you think you're fooling?
Would not surprise me if Obama refused to participate unless he gets to 'approve' the questions ahead of time.
The usual denigration of a thread by brain farters.
You have 2 posts so far in this thread and neither has been on topic. Hypocrite much?
And I'm fucken fed up with Obama boozing it up, Hillary getting plastered in Columbia, but don't let us catch Bush touching one fucken drop.
Mother fucker is a drunk!!!!!!!!
Just saying.
*throwing my hands up*
