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This not a debate. It is a series of replies to Anderson Cooper's machine gun attacks on (Original Post) AlinPA Oct 2015 OP
On tape delay but I just heard Cooper mention BENGAZInn underpants Oct 2015 #1
This is a great debate--the moderators are asking the questions that the other side wants to ask. MADem Oct 2015 #2
He is forcing the Candidates to confront each other. Agnosticsherbet Oct 2015 #3
I'm loving it! It's resulting in a real debate nt riderinthestorm Oct 2015 #4
His approach let's us see how fast they can think on their feet brush Oct 2015 #5

MADem

(135,425 posts)
2. This is a great debate--the moderators are asking the questions that the other side wants to ask.
Tue Oct 13, 2015, 09:50 PM
Oct 2015

They are making every viewer hate them, but the questions are being answered!

Clinton is taking shit, but she's doing really well.

brush

(53,764 posts)
5. His approach let's us see how fast they can think on their feet
Tue Oct 13, 2015, 10:58 PM
Oct 2015

He's also letting them respond to each other back and forth which creates sort of a real debate atmosphere.

To me the pace moves quickly. The questions are tough and the topics, like BLM and womens' health and immigration are on point. It's much more stimulating than those snooze fests of the other party.

IMO Cooper and the other reporters are much better than the ass kissers on the repug debates on Faux noise.

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