Vice Presidential Debate In-Game-Thread

[neverstoppers23]

Who do you think won the VP Debate? Paul Ryan: 53%, Joe Biden: 41%, Neither: 6%. #CNBC2012

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CBS had a poll of 500 uncommitted voters, it was 50-30-20 in biden's favor.

of course a cnbc poll is gonna favor ryan more.

[DwightShrute]

CBS had a poll of 500 uncommitted voters, it was 50-30-20 in biden's favor.

of course a cnbc poll is gonna favor ryan more.

personally I think it was close. no clear winner.

[Emily_Haines]

personally I think it was close. no clear winner.

You need to rewatch it because it was not close. Biden won every subject.

[neverstoppers23]

personally I think it was close. no clear winner.

i would agree with you. i would say if i had to pick one biden would of 'won', because he had paul ryan on the defensive all night long.

but really there was no game changer in the election. will have minimal effects. but i have been saying for a while, debates don't have long term effects on elections.

and really, for obama. he should just spend every last day in Ohio. he can forget about the rest of the 'swing' states. he wins ohio, he wins the election. and out of all the high e.c vote swing states, he has the best chance there. wsj/nbc poll had him up 5 pts a couple days ago.

so i think if there is a clear winner in ohio, the election will be called early.

[Mr KLC]

I agree with Krauthammer. If you read the transcript, its even. If you listen to it on the radio, Biden won. If you watch it on TV, Ryan.

[JohnGalt2341]

yes, because he is not going to let Ryan lie, lie, and lie some more like Romney did. he only lied 85 percent of the time. You have to do what biden did. only way

Soo.... if he waited 30 seconds to call him on all his "lies" that wouldn't have worked? When I'm arguing with a complete idiot I usually try to let them talk as much as they possibly can so I'll have more things to call them out on. I should mention that I"m not even a Republican. Bill O'reilly interrupts more than almost anyone on the planet... and I consider him one of the most narrow minded douchebags on the planet.

[DwightShrute]

i would agree with you. i would say if i had to pick one biden would of 'won', because he had paul ryan on the defensive all night long.

but really there was no game changer in the election. will have minimal effects. but i have been saying for a while, debates don't have long term effects on elections.

and really, for obama. he should just spend every last day in Ohio. he can forget about the rest of the 'swing' states. he wins ohio, he wins the election. and out of all the high e.c vote swing states, he has the best chance there. wsj/nbc poll had him up 5 pts a couple days ago.

so i think if there is a clear winner in ohio, the election will be called early.

far left: Biden Won
far right: Ryan won
objective people: draw (or either won by a slight margin but definitely no clear winner)


fact

[Mr KLC]

Soo.... if he waited 30 seconds to call him on all his "lies" that wouldn't have worked? When I'm arguing with a complete idiot I usually try to let them talk as much as they possibly can so I'll have more things to call them out on. I should mention that I"m not even a Republican. Bill O'reilly interrupts more than almost anyone on the planet... and I consider him one of the most narrow minded douchebags on the planet.

I'm a conservative, and I think Biden reminded me a lot of Sean Hannity tonight.

[neverstoppers23]

far left: Biden Won
far right: Ryan won
objective people: draw (or either won by a slight margin but definitely no clear winner)


fact

i just posted a poll, of uncommitted voters. it was 50-30-20. those were people who watched it on TV. uncommitted/undecided/swing voters whatever you want to call them, to me is the best way to judge of a winner. Because those are the people they are trying to convince. 90 percent of people have their minds made up already. they are trying to convince that small 10 percent, who usually make their mind up in the last week.

[Emily_Haines]

I agree with Krauthammer. If you read the transcript, its even. If you listen to it on the radio, Biden won. If you watch it on TV, Ryan.

I watched on TV and Biden won big
I read the transcript and Biden won big
I'm listening to it now on my computer and Biden is kicking ass

[Andy117]

Who do you think won the VP Debate? Paul Ryan: 53%, Joe Biden: 41%, Neither: 6%. #CNBC2012

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Oh, this poll?
Who do you think won the vice presidential debate?
Paul Ryan
47%

Joe Biden
48%

Neither
5%



Total Votes: 59190

[neverstoppers23]

Soo.... if he waited 30 seconds to call him on all his "lies" that wouldn't have worked?

no, it wouldn't. you have to be assertive. And you can't and shouldn't put up with flat out lies. We see a different obama in the next debate. Just feels like though, some of this was planned out. Obama was too cool in his first debate, maybe he wanted to try to come across as 'presidental' but obviously it didn't work for him, and he wanted Biden to really get out there and tear it up with Ryan.

not sure though. nothing happens by accident in these debates, biden is too smart to just laugh and laugh and laugh unless it was a cold calculated move

[neverstoppers23]

Oh, this poll?
Who do you think won the vice presidential debate?
Paul Ryan
47%

Joe Biden
48%

Neither
5%



Total Votes: 59190

oh okay, so this is an unscientific online poll?

[DwightShrute]

Oh, this poll?
Who do you think won the vice presidential debate?
Paul Ryan
47%

Joe Biden
48%

Neither
5%



Total Votes: 59190

there ya go

That's how most saw it. I agree

[Ghenghis Kahn]

who was the greatest vice president ever?

[neverstoppers23]

tough question, guess it would be your determination on greatness. the most they personally accomplished in office, the most authority they had, the most they did after they left office?

[JohnGalt2341]

no, it wouldn't. you have to be assertive. And you can't and shouldn't put up with flat out lies.

There is nothing wrong with being assertive and calling people out on their "lies". I am highly in favor of this. But I don't think that requires interrupting someone constantly. If Biden only interrupted Ryan a half a dozen times I would have had no problem with it. But when he interrupted him 95% of the time.. he seems like a 5 year old child.

[guitarjosh]

who was the greatest vice president ever?

Quayle & Cheney. Both kept their bosses from being assassinated.

[neverstoppers23]

I would say Al Gore is up there, of course Thomas Jefferson if you want to go in the way back machine (under john adams)

[Dan Kelly]

who was the greatest vice president ever?

Easy, Lyndon Johnson - he had Kennedy assassinated

[raydog]

ho hum...so much for you "big" win, emily...


fwiw, the pinny line has moved about around a dime...some betting there think biden had a slight edge with his stuttering assclown show tonight

[JohnGalt2341]

Thomas Jefferson if you want to go in the way back machine (under john adams)

At least we can agree on this.

[Andy117]

there ya go

That's how most saw it. I agree

It's a crappy internet poll. It's now Biden 53, Ryan 43

[DwightShrute]

ho hum...so much for you "big" win, emily...


fwiw, the pinny line has moved about around a dime...some betting there think biden had a slight edge with his stuttering assclown show tonight

more proof that anyone who thought Biden won convincingly is delousional

[DwightShrute]

It's a crappy internet poll. It's now Biden 53, Ryan 43

yup bottom line, it was close. who really care about the VP debate anyways. Far left liberals are grasping at anything they can nowadays. It's quite comical.


101 days until King Obama is out of office.

[King Mayan]

Poor delusional repubs...

At least dems can agree they lost...

Not these fukks.

[Shafted69]

rethugs are attacking Biden's style because they know they lost on substance! lololol

CBS poll of 500 people Undecided say Biden won 55% to Ryan 31%

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=50132981n&tag=breakingnews

[neverstoppers23]

ho hum...so much for you "big" win, emily...


fwiw, the pinny line has moved about around a dime...some betting there think biden had a slight edge with his stuttering assclown show tonight

again, that poll means nothing. nothing.

the debate is for undecided uncommitted voters. that is the only poll anyone should care about. who gives a penetrate about the rest, of course romney/obama supporters are gonna support their man.

Find me a similar poll with uncommitted voters done by anther news org. that has Ryan up

[DJ Dalamar]

The left keeps banging this drum beat of Romney being short on details. Am I missing all the details Obama\Biden are producing? All I've seen is they want to raise taxes on everyone making 200G or more that's not going to fix everything. It's actually not going to fix anything. Even using Joes numbers and it's 100 billion over 10 years when you are running a deficit of a trillion a year that's not going to do much.

[High3rEl3m3nt]

In my opinion (independent), neither won tonight. Biden would have won in my opinion if there was not a split-screen view of both. He was the aggressor and Ryan didn't capitalize on some opportunities to counter-punch. Biden's mouth runs faster than his mind. He made some conflicting statements regarding intelligence. On one hand, our intelligence failed us when it came to the embassy, which explains why the President released conflicting statements about whether what occurred was terrorist related or not. On the other hand, he based his Iran argument based on the strength of our current intelligence.

I don't know if it's true, but Ryan's strong points were that he mentioned if you taxed the wealthy people at the proposed rate, you still wouldn't be able to run the government for x-amount of days. To me, that speaks volumes about what's wrong with the current proposed solution to cut the defecit. Taxing the rich is not going to come close to solving our budget deficit or cutting into our debt. To me, if the Democrats are serious about cutting the deficit and balancing a budget, they are going to have to make some cuts that will probably piss off their contingency.

Ryan seemed average. Seemed like the strategy was to make sure that he didn't detract from the first debate. It was really a so--so-- performance.

I am not sure about you guys and gal, but I'll forget about this debate by tomorrow, minus Biden's mannerisms. It didn't translate to television well, but he's a fiery and very passionate guy. Yes, a little looney, but I like a guy that can't hide his feelings or opinions, no matter how much I might disagree with them.

I have a hard time believing that more Americans didn't report that they felt neither won.

[boeing power]

Nice easy win for Biden.

[DwightShrute]

Poor delusional repubs...

At least dems can agree they lost...

Not these fukks.

wrong again post 202 in this thread

Originally Posted by Emily_Haines
Despite what everyone says, Romney didn't win that debate.

[High3rEl3m3nt]

I think that if the President would have hammered Romney on the 47% comment, it would have been way more effective than Biden, given his overall unlikability.

I have not been following the news that closely, such a waste of time. What was the 47% comment all about?

[Shafted69]

http://edition.cnn.com/

front page instant poll has

Biden 63% Eddie Munster 37%

[DJ Dalamar]

I think that if the President would have hammered Romney on the 47% comment, it would have been way more effective than Biden, given his overall unlikability.

I have not been following the news that closely, such a waste of time. What was the 47% comment all about?

Romney was taped saying that there is about 47% of people that don't pay taxes and believe they are entitled to welfare and will never vote for him no matter what he says. Everyone's up in arms about it despite him being right though I would hope it's less the 47%.

The ironic part? Obama's approval rating is exactly 47%