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EugeneJ posted:Is the CBS News online feed like this 24/7? I could get used to watching something like this regularly The headlines music makes me want to go on an adventure.
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Dr_0ctag0n posted:The headlines music makes me want to go on an adventure. They got it in the National Geographic auction for three-fiddy
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Tatum Girlparts posted:But honestly I can't see how the number 2 Democratic candidate having a tantrum until a debate changes isn't noteworthy. Like it's not Watergate 2 or whatever, but especially from the dude who's all up in changing the culture and all behaving this way should be really embarassing. It might turn out to be newsworthy but it shouldn't be for the same reason no one should give a gently caress about Hillary's emails or Ben Carson lying about stabbing some dude. The candidates' stances on the issues is what matters and all of that other stuff lends 0 reliable information as to how they will behave in the future. People think they do however, and that's why it might still be reported on.
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Bernie just wants to blabber on some more about how $15 an hour for everybody will fix all our problems
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Tatum Girlparts posted:But honestly I can't see how the number 2 Democratic candidate having a tantrum until a debate changes isn't noteworthy. Like it's not Watergate 2 or whatever, but especially from the dude who's all up in changing the culture and all behaving this way should be really embarassing. It is really embarrassing (the Bernie campaign spokesperson is now calling any idea that they wanted to avoid foreign policy "nonsense") and should be noted, but I think it's reasonable to wonder whether or not it would get a lot of attention or be dismissed by the news-watching public as irrelevant he-said she-said.
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oystertoadfish posted:politics aren't what you want them to be, Then how do you explain Trump?
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Jewel Repetition posted:Then how do you explain Trump? that's just picking a group of unrespectable old people and enjoying their politics for great irony, it short-circuits my argument. so fair enough. you win.
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I Am A Robot posted:It might turn out to be newsworthy but it shouldn't be for the same reason no one should give a gently caress about Hillary's emails or Ben Carson lying about stabbing some dude. But this tantrum happened because Bernie's campaign knows he has a huge weakness in foreign policy. That's why it's noteworthy, he basically was saying 'hey hey hey wait, I'm no good at this, you can't ask me a bunch of questions about it!'
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i suspect that most people dont pay anywhere near enough attention to be affected by pre/post-debate maneuvering by the lovely little staffers whose job it is to whine about this poo poo, similar things were done by various gop candidates' staffers before their debates and i don't think those situations were prominently cited in the analyses of the public post-debate reaction edit: vvvv good point. watch that game instead of the debate, or any other. or whatever tv show yall tv show people watch on saturday nights or i dunno read a book? or torrent all the calvin and hobbeses and read them? just spitballin here oystertoadfish has issued a correction as of 02:45 on Nov 15, 2015 |
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Nov 15, 2015 02:43
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triple sulk posted:Bernie just wants to blabber on some more about how $15 an hour for everybody will fix all our problems I'm pretty sure if we could guarantee every member of ISIS a $15/hour job as long as they stopped killing people, it would do a decent dent in their numbers.
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Valentin posted:It is really embarrassing (the Bernie campaign spokesperson is now calling any idea that they wanted to avoid foreign policy "nonsense") and should be noted, but I think it's reasonable to wonder whether or not it would get a lot of attention or be dismissed by the news-watching public as irrelevant he-said she-said. It comes down to whether or not Dems will buy it (Republicans are always on board for some trash talking). And that will likely come down to what's said at the debate.
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oystertoadfish posted:i suspect that most people dont pay anywhere near enough attention to be affected by pre/post-debate maneuvering by the lovely little staffers whose job it is to whine about this poo poo, similar things were done by various gop candidates' staffers before their debates and i don't think those situations were prominently cited in the analyses of the public post-debate reaction I agree. Unless Hillary or O'Malley explicitly brings it up, the only people offended by the tantrum will be party insiders who disliked Sanders to begin with. I still think it was a bad decision and shows problem within the Bernie camp, but I don't expect much of a public reaction.
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Jewel Repetition posted:Tbh I'm not sure if I'm going to watch this debate. It's sort of fun to read the live reactions here, but I'm expecting it to be the same as the last one plus I can just get all the highlights after it's over. Once it starts I can't even keep up with the debate and the thread and drinking... I only have two hands dammit! 
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Jewel Repetition posted:Tbh I'm not sure if I'm going to watch this debate. It's sort of fun to read the live reactions here, but I'm expecting it to be the same as the last one plus I can just get all the highlights after it's over. This one won't have Grumpy Jim Webb. 
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smg77 posted:This one won't have Grumpy Jim Webb. He just needed more time
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Joementum posted:“We had agreed on opening and closing statements, the timing of those," Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver said about the debate format that was settled before the attacks on Friday. "Others attempted to change those. We pushed back on those and ended up prevailing. We're very happy about that.” Wow, that is impressively tone deaf from a campaign manager.
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Bernie has declared the debate stage to be a Safe Space.
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triple sulk posted:He just needed more time I hope one of the other candidates continues the tradition of gleefully recounting how they killed a man.
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AlternateNu posted:I'm pretty sure if we could guarantee every member of ISIS a $15/hour job as long as they stopped killing people, it would do a decent dent in their numbers. Or maybe stop invading foreign countries in such a way that you destabilize the whole goddamn region.
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Putting money on democrats asking for an isis war
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Logikv9 posted:O'Malley's just happy to be here.  Bernie and Unknown Man
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Third World Reggin posted:Putting money on democrats asking for an isis war Hillary: Let's find them and kill them Bernie: Ummmmmmm Moderator: Bernie, I think you're done here
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Third World Reggin posted:Putting money on democrats asking for an isis war You brave soul you.
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CBS/Twitter need to work on whatever code is plotting their tweets/minute graph. The latest minute always starts at zero tweets and slowly rises until it becomes a proper data point at the end of the minute. Lamestream media bias at work! 
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"I wish Lincoln Chafee were still here." ~ nobody
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CBS talking heads are asking whether Martin O'Malley can use tonight to get momentum. I think I know the answer to this question.
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Joementum posted:"I wish Lincoln Chafee were still here." ~ nobody 
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This debate is going to suck. People die en mass to a lot of different things we could prevent but now people are going to call for more blood.
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How loud is Hillary going to cackle tonight about her being justified in starting ww3?
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