“. Obama is terrible on substance, of course. In terms of style, during this debate he’s reverted back to his non-standard jive manner of speaking, to wit:
going to: gonna
ought to: oughtta
could have: culdda
want to: wanna
Furthermore, his delivery is peppered with “ya know” and a torrent of “ahh”. In contrast, Mitt Romey’s measured manner of speaking conforms to American English, showing a command of the language and reveals his confidence on the substance.”
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I noticed that. In addition, he said “gonna ta” whereas Romney said “going to.” It really bothered me; I know it may be petty, but on the world stage, people will notice that lazy way of speaking.
I filled out my absentee CO ballot today and sending it in by registered mail tomorrow. It may not mean much since I’m registered in Denver County, but who knows.
When I had to fill it out, it was a close call between Mitt and Roseanne Barr. ;) LOL!
“. Obama is terrible on substance, of course. In terms of style, during this debate he’s reverted back to his non-standard jive manner of speaking, to wit:
going to: gonna
ought to: oughtta
could have: culdda
want to: wanna
Furthermore, his delivery is peppered with “ya know” and a torrent of “ahh”. In contrast, Mitt Romey’s measured manner of speaking conforms to American English, showing a command of the language and reveals his confidence on the substance.”
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I noticed that. In addition, he said “gonna ta” whereas Romney said “going to.” It really bothered me; I know it may be petty, but on the world stage, people will notice that lazy way of speaking.
I filled out my absentee CO ballot today and sending it in by registered mail tomorrow. It may not mean much since I’m registered in Denver County, but who knows.
When I had to fill it out, it was a close call between Mitt and Roseanne Barr. ;) LOL!