Posted on 12/19/2019 6:29:54 PM PST by yesthatjallen
Some viewers of Thursday nights Democratic debate took to social media to comment on the moving background behind the seven presidential candidates who faced off in Los Angeles, calling it "distracting."
The seven candidates former Vice President Joe Biden; South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg (D); Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.); Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.); Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.); entrepreneur Andrew Yang; and billionaire philanthropist Tom Steyer debated issues ranging from President Trumps impeachment this week to climate change and trade. As they talked, the names and logos of debate's hosts PBS NewsHour and Politico streamed behind the candidates.
Some were quick to complain about the moving text. Attorney Michael Avenatti tweeted: "I dont know who came up with the idea to have a moving background behind the candidates tonight, but its terrible."
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Not unusual, most circuses, carnivals, and clown shows have lots of moving lights.
if these are your candidates you need every distraction you can get
They do respond to shiny flashy things. Keeps them from processing what is being said. It was no accident.
too busy
For years the Democrat Party was the cool kids AND the nerds: young, attractive, and far more technologically adept than the old, doddering Republicans.
Now look at them.
The moving background is perfect.
How laughable.
Lol! I know that’s right! Surelytogawd they don’t want viewers actually listening to the insane and vapid responses! They should put tinsel everywhere and shine a disco light on it!
gotta keep the viewers awake
Democrats had a debate? Who knew - and who cares?
I think of them more as a squat instead of a squat.
As in drop a squat.
Something that would be found on the streets of San Franciso.
So is their nickname short for Firing Squad? I bet it is.
What debate?
Mark Twain
The phrase derives from the full sentence, "There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics."; it was popularized in the United States by Mark Twain and others, who mistakenly attributed it to the British prime minister Benjamin Disraeli.
AMEN!
That was for the sake of hypnosis.
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