Will you watch the debate tonight?

[Deleted]

I'll be watching, although I have to pack for my weekend away at some point too so depending on how much it grabs me, I may tune out for part of it.

I don't need to make up my mind, that was done a long time ago, but I still find it interesting. I also think that I can better defend my candidate in conversation if I understand where he stands on issues and where the opponent lacks KWIM?

[megalicious]

I'm watching! I'm slightly undecided - between Obama & Jill Stein. Since I'm in MA, there's no worry the state will go to Romney. Even though he was governor here, he's down by more than 26 points.

[matildasun]

No, I am usually interested in politics, but debates make me twitchy. I get too involved and I yell at the TV. It is better for everyone in my house if I don't watch.

[hainesherway]

Yup, I'm watching!

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Oct 3, 2012 15:59:43 GMT -5 80sjunkie said:

I know who I am voting for but I still want to watch. I will probably drink too much at happy hour to make it a drinking game kind of evening.

Just read this. :Y:

[Deleted]

Ooh Mitt Romney said small business! DRINK!!

[protozoa]

Watching it now. It's pretty brutal.

[Roc A Bee]

Watching now, but it makes me uncomfortable.

[Lilac]

Romney keeps stomping on the moderator. I am finding this rather entertaining.

[Deleted]

Nope. I know who I'm voting for and don't care to scream at the TV to watch it.

[barney96]

Oct 3, 2012 19:30:54 GMT -5 @buckybells said:

I don't need to make up my mind, that was done a long time ago, but I still find it interesting. I also think that I can better defend my candidate in conversation if I understand where he stands on issues and where the opponent lacks KWIM?

Don't you think you should know where "your" candidate stands on issues before you decide who you want to vote for?

[ESF]

Oct 3, 2012 23:30:42 GMT -5 barney96 said:

Oct 3, 2012 19:30:54 GMT -5 @buckybells said:

I don't need to make up my mind, that was done a long time ago, but I still find it interesting. I also think that I can better defend my candidate in conversation if I understand where he stands on issues and where the opponent lacks KWIM?

Don't you think you should know where "your" candidate stands on issues before you decide who you want to vote for?

WTF?

There are other ways to know where your candidate stands on the issues before deciding who you want to vote for.

Besides, what do you do if the issues most important to you are not asked during any debates?

[flatlan]

We both worked tonight but DVR'd it. Minds are already made up.

[AAM2012]

Oct 3, 2012 23:50:00 GMT -5 ESF said:

Oct 3, 2012 23:30:42 GMT -5 barney96 said:

Don't you think you should know where "your" candidate stands on issues before you decide who you want to vote for?

WTF?

There are other ways to know where your candidate stands on the issues before deciding who you want to vote for.

Besides, what do you do if the issues most important to you are not asked during any debates?

I watched and did not learn anything new about either of them.

[ssmjlm]

I fell asleep and missed it.

Did they talk sequestration at all? That's the big discussion at work right now.

[aspentosh]

I didn't. I was in bed and almost asleep around 9pm. Tiiiiiired.