The GOP lost the election when it nominated a guy with a show horse and a car elevator dumbass. The only ones who thought he stood a chance were either on this message board or were named Romney. Every poll showed Obama with a comfortable lead except for a few outliers that quickly corrected themselves.
This is when you losers came up with "unskewedpolls.com"--remember that? It was a real hoot.
Again, the moderator has the right to correct a candidate. She did so. If you don't want to look like a you're not in command of the facts....don't say things that are not factual. Easy.
She didn't correct shit. She lied for obama. You are full of shit. I remember it very well and like many wondered why he didn't jump on it. He even said so later that he should have.obama sent his gal out for two weeks blaming it on some idiot film that no one heard of.
From the rightwing source:
Mitt Romney Benghazi Exchange Allows Obama To Dodge Questions Until Third Debate
WASHINGTON -- President Obama never directly answered the questions
posed to him Tuesday night about the death of a U.S. ambassador in Benghazi. He didn't have to.
Mitt Romney, Obama's Republican opponent, bungled his line of attack on the issue. And then Candy Crowley, the debate moderator, spoke for the president by stating that Obama had called the Benghazi attacks an "act of terror" the day following.
But with the third and final debate on Monday night focused on foreign policy, Obama is sure to be pressed on at least two key outstanding questions. One, why did his White House have so many different answers about the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, in which U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were killed? And two, who is responsible for
denying a request for added security at the embassy in Tripoli?
The president
never directly addressed Romney's questions about why his administration provided a rolling series of conflicting answers about what provoked the attack.
"Please proceed," Obama told Romney when his foe pressed him on whether he called the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi an "act of terror" the next day.
"Is that what you're saying?" Romney pressed Obama.
"Please proceed, governor," Obama said.
Obama's response could have been a sign that he knew Romney was floundering and didn't want to get in his way. Alternatively, Obama might have seen the road Romney was trying to take him down to discuss the shifting answers from the White House, and didn't want to follow.
Romney appeared to think he had caught Obama in a blatant falsehood, because he said: "I want to make sure we get that for the record, because it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in Benghazi an act of terror."
At that point, Obama made a lawyerly objection: "Get the transcript," he said.
And then Crowley stepped in.
"He did in fact, sir," Crowley said to Romney.