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Dumbing down the debates...sm

Posted: Sep 28, 2012

It looks as if the Romney campaign is already trying to make excuses for Romney's debate performance. They sent a memo out basically lowering expectations for Romney. LOL.

See link.

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Guess you missed this from last week, was it? - Aunt Sue (see link)

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My post above really does have a link. - Aunt Sue

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LOL

Expectations were lowered so much for W that he was considered - a winner for only appearing very ignorant SM

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and not incredibly stupid. I was sure his performance would demonstrate his grave inadequacy (it did!), but he did better than people expected and so was declared to have done a good job. And we know the rest.

It's a standard tactic that worked outstandingly for him and is being used now as a matter of course by both the President and Romney teams. Winston Churchill would use it if he were around now. :)

Why bother -

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I don't know why they would bother to do that, as Obama could recite the "Walrus and the Carpenter" and all of his braindead minions would cry and scream and pull their hair. I don't see as it will matter to any Obama followers. Because no matter how great Romney does, they will deny, deny, deny.

That's very true, and it made me laugh. - Good morning!

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Your opinion? - No thanks

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No proof huh...Well as they say "No cigar" (was that Bill Clinton who came up with that) LOL

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