Martin O'Malley

JustAnotherGen

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6. See- I thought the debate overall was crappy

Wed Oct 14, 2015, 12:58 PM

Oct 2015

I'm a firm firm O'Malley supporter.

However, Anderson Cooper placed himself in a pugnacious role - and kind of attacked all of the candidates.

Regardless - I'm glad Sanders spoke up on the email in Clinton's defense.

I don't care about the emails or Benghazi and I'm sick and tired of reading and hearing about it. After the hearings she attends we as Democratic Party members need to push and point blank state -

Stop using Clinton as a tool to bludgeon Obama.

What we as a party permit - we promote. So let's not keep these doors opened in a G.E.

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A real disconnect between pundit and voters on last night's debate. [View all] askew Oct 2015 OP

Makes you wonder why they bothered with polls and focus groups. HooptieWagon Oct 2015 #1

No problem. askew Oct 2015 #2

I'll Be Really Pissed If The "Presumptive Nominees" For Both Parties Wind Up Facing Off In Nov 2016. global1 Oct 2015 #5

See- I thought the debate overall was crappy JustAnotherGen Oct 2015 #6

Frank Luntz did a focus group of undecided Dems on Faux after the debate. Guess what. hedda_foil Oct 2015 #8

Actually, they were mostly Clinton supporters! HooptieWagon Oct 2015 #9

Thanks I missed that.. hedda_foil Oct 2015 #10

I'm a Sanders supporter, but.. Schema Thing Oct 2015 #3

I thought O'Malley got short changed JustAnotherGen Oct 2015 #7

Interesting point of view, askew! elleng Oct 2015 #4

I thought Anderson was mostly fair. O'Malley had to work for his spots and did well. FSogol Oct 2015 #11

Thanks for posting that. MH1 Oct 2015 #12

IMO, there really wasn't a winner at the first debate. The top 3 did good. FSogol Oct 2015 #13