Debates are designed to allow voters to educate themselves based on the candidates themselves...not based on how the media portrays them.
The fact that you deem debates as irrelevant means that you would vote for a ham sandwich if the ham sandwich were up against Romney. Which means that you are not interested in who would be better for the country. You just want "the other guy" to lose.
However, I admire your honesty. Seeing as you deem debates as irrelevant and this is a debate forum, it explains why you rarely engage in debates and instead simply spew talking points.
You are ideal for the democratic party. They can tell you the sky is green and you would support it as fact.
How is a contrived setting "educational"? What did we find out about Romney that we didn't know before? What did we find out about Obama that we didn't know before?
Other than Romney telling some whoppers about his tax plans and medical proposals, what did we learn.
And, actually, guy, I'm a registered Republican.
I'm just horrified my party has been hijacked by Wall Street and the Latter-Day Saints Cult.
I voted for McCain in 2008, and if there is a Hillary/Jeb matchup in 2016 (after Romney loses) I will vote for Jeb, probably.
But I really, really despise, distrust and disdain Mormons, so I'm stuck voting for Obama.