Will they say it in debate, or leave it to their zombie minions? (Language warning!)
The social media Democrats have it down to one word.
Anything the Republicans say is dismissed with one word.
Will the Veep use it in tonight’s debate? Will the POTUS use it in #2 or #3?
Or will they try to maintain an aloof innocence and just leave it to the kool aid besotted to scream it for them?
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OR, will the Republicans bring it up about the Administration’s explanations for Libya?
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Biden gets close… says that everything Ryan says is “malarkey”
[1] Posted by Timothy Fountain on 10-11-2012 at 08:10 PM · [top]
Hey, just to be a pompous, grinning a** like some other guy, here’s
a day after analysis of the debate.
Notice that this was called out before the debate right here on SF.
We do it because we care about the children.
[2] Posted by Timothy Fountain on 10-12-2012 at 11:33 AM · [top]
I sense Joe-mentum!!
[3] Posted by Jeffersonian on 10-12-2012 at 12:07 PM · [top]
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