Plasmaball
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i heard the gore excuse isnt that far fetched as it sounds. It does seem to happen...
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Romney's had 50 debates this year, and is a GREAT liar. Wait til the Town Hall. Notice all the corporates jump in line , no fact check.
Biden will kick ass. LOL
i heard the gore excuse isnt that far fetched as it sounds. It does seem to happen...
i heard the gore excuse isnt that far fetched as it sounds. It does seem to happen...
Refresh our memories..where exactly was the 2008 Democrat convention ?
The Whiner-in-Chief plays the blame game... again. Didn't Obama ever have to take responsibility for anything in his life?
It's not the President fault. As for the story, I agree. The story has no substance.
Who the Hell is ALEXANDER MARLOW and how did his opinion become so important?
Norah O’Donnell: “Some Democrats say [Obama's] campaign needs a wake-up call. Bill Plante is here with that part of the story. Bill, you’ve been talking to your sources; what are they saying?
Correspondent Bill Plante: “Well Norah, they’re simply upset and really outraged. They blame the President’s team, first of all, for not preparing him to meet the challenge of an aggressive Mitt Romney. They say that nobody in the room challenged him, including the guy that he was debating with, John Kerry, because, as they say, he wants to be Secretary of State so he’s not going to get in the President’s face. And Presidents are used to deference; they’re not used to people challenging them like that. So they think that the debate prep was terrible, but they also fault the President himself for not understanding that Romney was going to be more aggressive.”
Let's keep a list on excuses:
1. 5,000 ft. altitude
2. Lurch
3. ?
3. It was his anniversary and he couldn't concentrate.
i heard the gore excuse isnt that far fetched as it sounds. It does seem to happen...
LOL One excuse after another. It's getting mighty damned crowded under the bus.
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by ALEXANDER MARLOW 6 Oct 2012, 3:44 PM PDT
The Obama campaign has been reeling since losing the first Presidential debate of this election cycle in front of 67 million viewers. They've tried--and thus far failed--to craft a narrative to explain away the debacle in Denver. Previously, we reported to you that Obama Senior Advisor David Plouffe, who ran the President's successful 2008 campaign, (falsely) accused Mitt Romney of lying. In a rare comedic moment from the typically robotic former Vice President Al Gore, he suggested on Current TV that the Mile High City's altitude was the reason Obama was low on energy and enthusiasm. Neither of those caught on with the mainstream pro-Obama media.
Now the Obama Administration is floating their latest excuse: that the campaign, particularly Romney stand-in John Kerry, did not channel Mitt's aggression enough.
From CBS's "This Morning":
Norah O'Donnell: "Some Democrats say [Obama's] campaign needs a wake-up call. Bill Plante is here with that part of the story. Bill, you've been talking to your sources; what are they saying?
Correspondent Bill Plante: "Well Norah, they're simply upset and really outraged. They blame the President's team, first of all, for not preparing him to meet the challenge of an aggressive Mitt Romney. They say that nobody in the room challenged him, including the guy that he was debating with, John Kerry, because, as they say, he wants to be Secretary of State so he's not going to get in the President's face. And Presidents are used to deference; they're not used to people challenging them like that.
Team Obama Blames John Kerry for Debate Loss
Let's keep a list on excuses:
1. 5,000 ft. altitude
2. Lurch
3. ?
He is still evolving.........Let's keep a list on excuses:
1. 5,000 ft. altitude
2. Lurch
3. ?