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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSo how much influence did the media hysteria after the debates affect the polls?
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So how much influence did the media hysteria after the debates affect the polls? (Original Post)
still_one
Oct 2012
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malaise
(269,004 posts)1. What if their end of year bonuses are dependent on those
horse race ads?
BenzoDia
(1,010 posts)2. People's post-debate reaction proves that they can't think for themselves.
The media did the thinking for them.
still_one
(92,192 posts)3. That was exactly my thoughts. It really is quite amazing the lack of critical thinking skills that
have occurred in this country
GoCubsGo
(32,084 posts)4. No kidding.
It still amazes me that a majority seem to think that the guy who lied his ass off, bullied the moderator, and blatantly flaunted the debate rules "won"--only because he "looked like he was in command". Holy shit, how far this country has fallen.