Minnesota Debate (Where's Walter?) Now on C-SPAN

[William McKinley]

Tune in now. Coleman against two other candidates.

[PJ-Comix]

The Green ticket candiate is blind. Interesting.

The Green Candidate from NJ, Ted Glick, also seemed like he was blind.....or was that just a bad squint he had?

[luv2ndamend]

LOL

[Consort]

A question for the blind candidate:

[KeatsforFirstDog]

they're not even showing mondale's so-called town meetings because he spaces out when he answers questions...

[Constitutional Patriot]

"Fritzzy is at a fund raiser in Minneapolis this evening chatting directly to the Minneasoootan fund raisers "

What a crock!! What the hell is the point of attending fund raisers 5 days before the election? Is Mondale going to raise money for 4 days and then spend it all on election day?!?!? Complete BS. The little left wing swine is hiding from the public. If the public was more aware of what a stiff Mondale is, the press would not be able to get away with embellishing about how overwhelmingly popular he is.

[hellinahandcart]

Okay, now I want to kick the chair out from underneath him.

And I'm so glad to hear a blind guy won't have a gun in his house. Lodge.

[johniegrad]

Someone tell the Greenie that, if he could see it, the second amendment has nothing to do with hunting. Maybe it's available in braille. Perhaps the "whole thing with guns" could be more understandable to the Greenie if they were made with recyclable vegetable products.

[South40]

Rewind to 1984. There were two presidential debates that year between President Reagan and Walter Mondale, the former Vice President under Jimmy Carter.

Mondale had done reasonably well in the first debate on Oct. 7 and was looking forward to gaining ground in the second one on Oct. 22. He wanted to exploit the age issue. President Reagan was 73 years old when he ran for a second term. Would Mondale be able to score points?


In one of the great moments in presidential debate history, Reagan stole the issue from Mondale when he looked at the audience and the other candidate and jokingly promised not to "…exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience." The issue was taken away and would never return. The voters recognized Reagan as witty, confident, and presidential. Fritz was shown for that ass that he is.

Election results:

Reagan (R) - Electoral Votes: 525

Mondale (D) - Electoral Votes: 13

[William McKinley]

IP- for ballistic gun registry. G- supports this too, but he doesn't like how preoccupied we are with guns, thinks the people should enter into a dialog with the government over why we love guns, thinks we need to rethink the 2nd amendment.

Coleman- as a former Mayor, I learned the best way to handle gun violence is to be tough with criminals. Thinks RKBA is an important part of being an American, doesn't think we should talk about gun ownership just as for hunters.

Has concerns about government collecting data about people, says we need to respect privacy.

[KeatsforFirstDog]

Yeah...he's a native New Yorker, I think...Jewish married to a Catholic, I *think*

[hellinahandcart]

Someone tell the Greenie that Native Americans did not invent hunting.

[johniegrad]

ROFL.

[mhking]

There's one and only one reason that Ol' Fritz won't debate:

[MinuteGal]

So Mondale will debate on election eve? Yah, sure he will. He'll be snowed in at some remote Minnesota airport that evening even if the temperature is 78 and holding.

Leni

[RabidBartender]

Green Blind Guy (GBG): "We know how to make...it's called anti-matter. We need to spend the next several years in a crash project...."

[B Knotts]

ROFL

Greenie in favor of anti-matter energy!

[Wphile]

Wow...Coleman sounds great!

I can't believe Mondale didn't a show. Well, actually, I can because after having listened to him a few times, I can see why he doesn't want to debate. The guys is utterly clueless and is still stuck in the 70s! Mondale's a has-been. I like Coleman's chances.

[B Knotts]

He's AGAINST nuclear, but FOR antimatter?!?

[hellinahandcart]

Now the Greenie's going off on antimater.

This guy is so far left it hurts. But liberals in Minnesota might like him better than the empty chair, if they're watching. He's speakin' their language.

[William McKinley]

Coleman here just gave one of the best answers to a gun control question I have heard to date. They asked about the ballistics registry, and he ran with it to say 1) gun ownership is not just for hunters, 2) it is part of being an American, 3) the answer to crime is not to take guns from people but to punish criminals, and 4) he is not comfortable with government collecting all this information about people.