>Best zinger of all 3 debates? Horses and bayonets. I literally LOL'd.

My favorite Obama line was "This nation. Me." Summed him up perfectly.

btw:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/2chambers/wp/2012/10/23/allen-west-we-used-bayonets-in-iraq-and-horses-in-afghanistan/

>I can understand pro-Obama supporters, and I can understand anti-Obama people. I get their philosophical differences. I get voting for Obama because you believe in his vision. I get voting for Romney because you think anything is better than Obama.
>
>What I genuinely can't understand is how anybody can truly be behind Romney. A vote for Romney is like voting for a question mark. What does Romney stand for? Who the hell knows.
>
>He was pro-choice, and then he wasn't.
>He was pro stem-cell research, and then he wasn't.
>He was a hunter, and then he wasn't.
>He was pro public health ins, and then he wasn't.
>He was pro gun-control, and then he wasn't.
>He was for inflation increases on min. wage, and then he wasn't.
>He doesn't want to return to Reagan-Bush, and then Reagan was his hero.
>He was an interventionist, until last night's debate.

This is a fair assessment. However, many of us are not voting for Romney, rather, we are voting against Obama. Just like 2008. McCain was terrible but the alternative was going to be a disaster, as now proven.

Bucket/Vomit 2012