crandc
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Oct 15, 2008
- Messages
- 23,275
- Likes
- 30,157
- Points
- 113
Winners:
Warren: She owns her narrative. She is calm, clear, she has conviction without being shrill and disagrees without rudeness. One of my guests said Bernie shouts, Warren explains.
Harris: Good point on health care, while Democrats argue the details Trump is trying to take it all away. Good stats on Black teachers. In gun violence saying she had seen too many autopsy photos and hugged too many mothers memorable line.
Buttigieg: Story on realizing he could not keep hiding who he was, wanting to find someone to love, personal and resonating. And how when he trusted people they trusted him.
O'Rourke: When asked about guns gave a very forthright answer. I like candidates who don't shilly-shally.
Klobuchar: Does anyone not like her? She's the nice neighbor who can be counted on to take care of your cats and lend you a cup of sugar if you run short.
Booker: Combines results and passion. Reclaiming morals from those who define it in politics as hate gays/outlaw abortion, morals is how you treat others.
Oakland A's: Other side of town, they hung on to beat the top team Astros 3-2 to take three of four on the road.
Tomato salad: More than anything I cooked, tomatoes & basil harvested barely an hour before debate was gobbled. Tossed with shreds of red onion in light vinaigrette, garnished with toasted pine nuts and drizzle of pomegranate molasses. Also lemonade & iced tea on a day when temps reached triple digits.
Losers:
Biden: Not a strong debater, even against Sarah Palin FFS. He meandered, seemed to lose the point, got flustered. Best when asked about getting back up from knock down, I know the story about his family but still shows strength.
Sanders: Just stop shouting.
Yang: Gave a good story about business failure and feeling abandoned by all, aside from that? The idea to give everyone $100 for political/charitable spending only was a total head scratcher. How do you monitor the way 300 million people spend it? Adults only or everyone? Citizens or all residents? Who defines a charity? If someone gives the money to a church, that's state sponsorship of religion. Laws prohibit federal funding for abortion so would I be able to give my $100 to Planned Parenthood? In other words, gimmick.
Castro: It's fine to point out Biden was inconsistent, or that he wants credit for the successes of Obama but no responsibility for errors. But implying Biden is senile is a low blow, it's what Trump would say and probably will every day. Overshadowed everything else he said and might even have cost him a vice presidential nod.
Next debate October 15. Maybe Oktoberfest-theme menu? Sausage, warn potato salad, apple cake?
Warren: She owns her narrative. She is calm, clear, she has conviction without being shrill and disagrees without rudeness. One of my guests said Bernie shouts, Warren explains.
Harris: Good point on health care, while Democrats argue the details Trump is trying to take it all away. Good stats on Black teachers. In gun violence saying she had seen too many autopsy photos and hugged too many mothers memorable line.
Buttigieg: Story on realizing he could not keep hiding who he was, wanting to find someone to love, personal and resonating. And how when he trusted people they trusted him.
O'Rourke: When asked about guns gave a very forthright answer. I like candidates who don't shilly-shally.
Klobuchar: Does anyone not like her? She's the nice neighbor who can be counted on to take care of your cats and lend you a cup of sugar if you run short.
Booker: Combines results and passion. Reclaiming morals from those who define it in politics as hate gays/outlaw abortion, morals is how you treat others.
Oakland A's: Other side of town, they hung on to beat the top team Astros 3-2 to take three of four on the road.
Tomato salad: More than anything I cooked, tomatoes & basil harvested barely an hour before debate was gobbled. Tossed with shreds of red onion in light vinaigrette, garnished with toasted pine nuts and drizzle of pomegranate molasses. Also lemonade & iced tea on a day when temps reached triple digits.
Losers:
Biden: Not a strong debater, even against Sarah Palin FFS. He meandered, seemed to lose the point, got flustered. Best when asked about getting back up from knock down, I know the story about his family but still shows strength.
Sanders: Just stop shouting.
Yang: Gave a good story about business failure and feeling abandoned by all, aside from that? The idea to give everyone $100 for political/charitable spending only was a total head scratcher. How do you monitor the way 300 million people spend it? Adults only or everyone? Citizens or all residents? Who defines a charity? If someone gives the money to a church, that's state sponsorship of religion. Laws prohibit federal funding for abortion so would I be able to give my $100 to Planned Parenthood? In other words, gimmick.
Castro: It's fine to point out Biden was inconsistent, or that he wants credit for the successes of Obama but no responsibility for errors. But implying Biden is senile is a low blow, it's what Trump would say and probably will every day. Overshadowed everything else he said and might even have cost him a vice presidential nod.
Next debate October 15. Maybe Oktoberfest-theme menu? Sausage, warn potato salad, apple cake?