How the media will cover Wednesday’s presidential debate

How the media will cover Wednesday’s presidential debate. Based on the history of the enemy legacy media, it’s pretty easy to predict. Too bad we can’t sneak a ringer from Univision into the televised tingle fest.

This post was last modified on January 31, 2021

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  • First question for Gov. Romney: please explain Einstein's theory of relativity in 20 words or less.

    First question for present POTUS obummer: please explain what color is your favorite.

    Second question, Romney: What is the meaning of life?

    Second question, obummer: Does the sun rise in the east or the west? (you can have a few clues, we know this is difficult)

    Guaranteed, the lib moderators are at this very second deciding on the questions that will make their man look good & presidential (as if this is possible with the present idiot POTUS). Nothing about anything as mundane as US affairs.

    I HATE THE MEDIA!!! No kidding.

  • Obama will have all the time he wants to answer all the softball questions the MSM can throw at him. I figure 45% of the time will be given to the messiah 25% to commercials and 30% to Romney. Romney will be excoriated over his 47% of the country not paying taxes comment, how he killed a woman and that he didn't pay his taxes.

  • How the media will cover Wednesday’s presidential debate.
    Obumma-Winner
    Romney-Raaaaaaaaaaaaacist

  • I like how they are already adjusting the expectations downwards. That way, Barry can go to the debate, and lose or draw, crown himself as the wiener.

    Pathetic. Even more so when the press goes along with the gag.

  • FTA:
    Barack Obama—who, due to pressing matters of state that demanded his attention

    BWAHAHAHA!!!

    What pressing matters would that be? Fundraisers, Golf, or Vacations?

  • Obama could sit there and drool all over himself and go goo-goo for the whole debate and the MSM would declare him the winner.

  • Well 60 percent of us won't give a shit what they say cause we don't trust them, the other forty percent will be liberal boneheads who will believe anything the media morons say...If Ralphy Madcow told them to jump, they would tweet in "how High?".....

    • I was in San Francisco the other day, saw a car with a license plate frame that said, "What Would Professor Maddow Do?" I wonder what network THAT person gets their news from?

      • That person is in the majority in Frisco. That's why it's on the decline & it's also why so many people in the rest of America would'nt care if California was tossed out of the union.

        • flashingscotsman:"San Francisco"
          danybhoy:"Frisco"

          Believe it or not, I've long wanted to visit San Francisco. I would like to stand on the Golden Gate Bridge. I wouldn't mind seeing the streets which go down in television shows and movies. The Giants' ballpark with the Coke bottle in left field and McCovey Cove outside right field is beautiful. It looks like the Reds might open out there in the playoffs this weekend. I've heard some of the Spanish architecture in the Catholic churches is quite beautiful there. San Francisco is a beautiful place which unfortunately seems to be dominated by radical, ugly souls. If they knew my religious and political beliefs when I was out there, they might martyr me. But my cousin lives there and maybe I'll visit him one day. And maybe then I could make at least one trip to another place I'd like to see out there, Las Vegas.

          • The city is beautiful. Many of the people are ugly. And there's far too many people. I can't handle that kind of crowd. Now, in December, they'll be closing a portion of Washington Street for me to work with one of my rocking horses for five hours. That'll be fun.