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There is a big middle ground on social issues, and almost none on social programs. Joel Send a noteboard - 26/10/2012 11:23:00 PM
Gary Johnson will probably pull more vote than the others combined, and he already had multiple debates to prove his worth, other than a truly excellent one-liner about dogs and job growth he doesn't have much to field.

As for their debating skills, I didn't hear quite the pauses and stutters that I heard in the televised debates *shrugs*


Low tension format? Seriously thought what would these people have to debate? I'm nominally libertarian so I'm sympathetic to that POV but I can't imagine what a Libertarian would have to say to a Green or what the point is of a debate between them watched by audiences that are principally one or the other, there's effectively no middle ground for a swing

A lot of common foreign policy ground, too. I would much prefer a Green vs. Libertarian election, even though the latter would probably stomp the former.
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There is a big middle ground on social issues, and almost none on social programs. - 26/10/2012 11:23:00 PM 374 Views
I thought they needed better organizers, and a better questioner than that lady. *NM* - 24/10/2012 07:46:40 AM 342 Views

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