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Martin O'Malley

JustAnotherGen

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7. I thought O'Malley got short changed

Reply to Schema Thing (Reply #3)

Wed Oct 14, 2015, 12:59 PM

Oct 2015

Cooper tended to cut him off a bit too quickly.

My hope is that Webb and Chaffee are gone by November.

That's when he will be set apart from the two Bickersons.

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A real disconnect between pundit and voters on last night's debate. [View all] askew Oct 2015 OP

Makes you wonder why they bothered with polls and focus groups. HooptieWagon Oct 2015 #1

No problem. askew Oct 2015 #2

I'll Be Really Pissed If The "Presumptive Nominees" For Both Parties Wind Up Facing Off In Nov 2016. global1 Oct 2015 #5

See- I thought the debate overall was crappy JustAnotherGen Oct 2015 #6

Frank Luntz did a focus group of undecided Dems on Faux after the debate. Guess what. hedda_foil Oct 2015 #8

Actually, they were mostly Clinton supporters! HooptieWagon Oct 2015 #9

Thanks I missed that.. hedda_foil Oct 2015 #10

I'm a Sanders supporter, but.. Schema Thing Oct 2015 #3

I thought O'Malley got short changed JustAnotherGen Oct 2015 #7

Interesting point of view, askew! elleng Oct 2015 #4

I thought Anderson was mostly fair. O'Malley had to work for his spots and did well. FSogol Oct 2015 #11

Thanks for posting that. MH1 Oct 2015 #12

IMO, there really wasn't a winner at the first debate. The top 3 did good. FSogol Oct 2015 #13