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Romney advisers think Obama will win the first debate
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...ons/?hpt=hp_t1
I was laughed at when I posted Obama was one of the most gifted political speakers of our time and will crush Romney in the debate. Looks like at least one of your own agrees with me. Washington (CNN) – If it wasn't already clear that Mitt Romney and his allies are trying to lower expectations heading into next Wednesday's debate against President Obama in Denver, the campaign is now making it official. In a memo about the debates distributed to campaign surrogates and provided to CNN on Thursday, longtime Romney adviser Beth Myers outlines a series of reasons why the president is likely to emerge as the winner of the first debate. Among them: – President Obama is "widely regarded as one of the most talented political communicators in modern history." Myers argues that Obama will "use his ample rhetorical gifts and debating experience to one end: attacking Mitt Romney." Pushing back against emerging conventional wisdom, Myers concludes that the debates will not, in fact, decide the election: "It will be decided by the American people," she says. ================================================== ================================================ Love that last caveat. Hope your expectations have been successfully lowered. |
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BS. Nice attempt to back track for the Cons that have said Romney will beat Obama in the debates and laughed at the idea that Obama was a gifted public speaker.
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The teleprompter - as championed by Megyn Kelly - Jay Leno - Oprah - WHOEVER! It's called 'professional preparedness' and to suggest some sort of shortfall in using it is manifest borders on the hysterical!
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It's absolutely true. Setting the bar low is a very smart play and pretty common. In reality Romney has far more experience debating than Obama does. That will come in handy since debating is a skill. Everyone knows Obama is a great speaker so the expectations for him are high. What would Romney gain by setting any high expectations?
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[QUOTE=RumRunner_1492;22857257]It's absolutely true. Setting the bar low is a very smart play and pretty common. In reality Romney has far more experience debating than Obama does. That will come in handy since debating is a skill. Everyone knows Obama is a great speaker so the expectations for him are high. What would Romney gain by setting any high expectations?[/QUOTE]
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