<p>about time you gave up…you should have known you werent going to change my opinion. However, i beg to differ on the last remark; saying “african american” does not make me racist, although race * does * and * will * play a big part in this election (we all know this). I am just emphasizing the truth.</p>
<p>donjuan,</p>
<p>so what makes you think that candidates don’t lie in the debates? On the other hand don’t bother…</p>
<p>If you don’t want me to bother, then why do you ask? 
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<p>As i said, of course they lie, but it is the best way to see a non-biased perspective that is not seen in their website. When obama stutters, you know he’s lying.</p>
<p>If obama cant debate, how can he try to pass and convince people to vote for a legislation? Once again, will “change” and “hope” play any effect in passing legislation? I doubt! That will get really old.</p>
<p>“When obama stutters, you know he’s lying.”</p>
<p>As someone who used to stutter, I take great umbrage with your association between the two. Now we’re done</p>
<p>donjuan,
time-limited televised debates have nothing to do with convincing people to vote for a legislation. And to say that if a person stutters he lies is offensive. There are plenty of smooth-talking liars in politics, don’t you know?</p>
<p>Personally, I think Don Juan should keep rambling. Seeing the kind of people that want to vote for Hillary merely reinforces my beliefs in the kinds of suporters she has and the kind of candidate she is.</p>
<p>Let’s play nice, folks. Keep the personal insults out of the political dialogue. The script writers are running amuck here. Advocacy is fine, and personal slant/perception/reaction is valid (though not always rational and well-reasoned), but attacks about “the kind of people that want to vote for” anyone is off-base.</p>
<p>I apologize. But what I guess I’m saying is he’s not doing her campaign any favors with the way he’s coming across.</p>