Scott Spradling of ABC says "the important stuff is covered elsewhere"

[greyl]

'so the debate that Ted and I hosted last night is beyond reproach. We just wanted some entertainment'


paraphrase from c-span

12-10-03

[Kremer]

1. I hated them both!

I thought Koppel was an arrogant ass wasting time on Gore's endorsement, even after Dean told him let's keep to the issues. And that other bozo w/ his question which is impossible to answer: "give us some specifics. Give us a specific date you'll be out of Iraq." uh, gee, Wed, March 15th 2010, at 3:47pm. What kind of question is that especially since our wonderful Court Jester in Thief has no friggin clue of a date. But you dems better know the precise date! Gees! No more debates w/ Abbot & Costello!

[DemBones DemBones]

2. Yes, everything is on the internet, so what's the problem?

Well, dumbass, not everyone has access to the internet (yes, I know public libraries have internet access, I'll get to that.) Even those who do, or know how they can get access at the library or on a friend's computer, may not have the time or patience to read through all the sites to do a comparison. People who watch debates want to learn the candidate's positions, not to be entertained. The people who want to be entertained are watching some dumbass commercial show, not the debates. If they vote, they'll probably get their info from TV news.