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Difference in coverage of Debate

At the time of my viewing

NBC Headline: Obama's barb and policy clashes define the final debate

Fox News: Romney hits Obama for "weakness", as Obama says "Louder" won't work

CNN Headline: Obama takes final swings; President Forceful , Romney Defensive
 
lol I don't think ESPN is in the tank for the Jets, I just think folks talk about the Jets so much because they're a ****ing circus.

They talk it about it so much .. especially their radio shows. They must really save on personnel, as they don't bother covering most cities' teams.
 

Pardon me for posting off topic, LPast, but I think this has derailed already. Ha! Every time your post has gone by titled "Difference in Coverage of the Debate," I've thought about Moderator Bob Schieffer. He did an absolutely outstanding job. Modeled exactly what a moderator should be. "Almost invisible."

Compared to his predecessor, Candy Pants, he looks like Moses and she looks like, well, Candy Pants.
 
Pardon me for posting off topic, LPast, but I think this has derailed already. Ha! Every time your post has gone by titled "Difference in Coverage of the Debate," I've thought about Moderator Bob Schieffer. He did an absolutely outstanding job. Modeled exactly what a moderator should be. "Almost invisible."

Compared to his predecessor, Candy Pants, he looks like Moses and she looks like, well, Candy Pants.

I dont have a clue what your talking about maggie to be honest....You didnt derail it...you totally changed it lol...but thats ok...

All I was doing was showing the difference in the headlines between MSNBC...CNN and FOX and the impression they were trying to give...thats all..
and I do agree with you..he did an outstanding job, but it did have a different format
 
I have to agree. The moderator was maybe the best moderator out of all 3 debates. The second best was the one from the first debate and the woman from the second debate was waaaay down in the ****ter.
 

Very Cool, the titles at the time I looked:

NBC: 'Horses and Bayonets': Scrapes in Final Debate
CNN: Round 3: Clash to the finish
Fox: Obama: 'You are all over the map.' Mitt: 'Attacking me is not an Agenda.'

Fox most biased when I read (title alone), with CNN being in the middle. NBC, furthest left.
 
Pardon me for posting off topic, LPast, but I think this has derailed already. Ha! Every time your post has gone by titled "Difference in Coverage of the Debate," I've thought about Moderator Bob Schieffer. He did an absolutely outstanding job. Modeled exactly what a moderator should be. "Almost invisible."

Compared to his predecessor, Candy Pants, he looks like Moses and she looks like, well, Candy Pants.

I think Bob Schieffer is a national treasure. His sense of humor and 'been there, done that' aura is unique in the news business. He is old school in the best way. And though he seems to be in good health now, he is getting long in the tooth and it will be a sad day and that sadness will stick around for a while, when he finally calls it a career. We won't see his likes again.

Raise a glass to Bob Schieffer. :)
 
Problem for libs is that this debate won't mean much in the final tally. Other than Obama looked small, and immature, with petty cuts, and one liners that may play well with his base, but won't win him one undecided vote.

What I saw was a guy with petty contempt, and a calm presidential figure.

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