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ProSense

(116,464 posts)
Wed Oct 17, 2012, 06:46 PM Oct 2012

65.6 Million people watched Mitt make an ass of himself

65.6 Million Watched Second Debate, Slightly Less Than First

The second presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney drew an estimated 65.6 million viewers on Tuesday night, according to Nielsen, slightly less than the 67.2 million who tuned in to the first debate.

http://livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/656-million-watched-second-debate-slightly-less-than




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65.6 Million people watched Mitt make an ass of himself (Original Post) ProSense Oct 2012 OP
I wish the election were over so I could start feeling sorry for the tools that are R/R Iris Oct 2012 #1
No sympathy here. n/t ProSense Oct 2012 #2
glad so many people watched it. Liberal_in_LA Oct 2012 #3
does anyone know at what point in the debate this picture of Mitt was taken? Whisp Oct 2012 #4
The 1.6 million discrepancy can be accounted for HubertHeaver Oct 2012 #5
And many more millions have seen the highlights today lunatica Oct 2012 #6
 

Whisp

(24,096 posts)
4. does anyone know at what point in the debate this picture of Mitt was taken?
Wed Oct 17, 2012, 07:35 PM
Oct 2012

what did Obama say to him for that sour face? hee hee.
o was that when Crowley told him to sit the fuck down?

HubertHeaver

(2,522 posts)
5. The 1.6 million discrepancy can be accounted for
Wed Oct 17, 2012, 07:36 PM
Oct 2012

by the disheartened liberals who couldn't bear to watch.

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