Who won the Debate?

[AmericanNation]

My democratic family members said they thought Biden looked like a "prick" because of his smugness.

His laughing and grinning was childish. Of course, VP debates don't matter. Ask Vice President Quayle.

I'm tired of you citing your "democratic" family members as if their opinion is supposed to fing mean something. Its like when Romney strategically arranges black people and Hispanics to be seen on camera right behind him during rallies.

When you type "stuff" like that, do you have some crazy Biden look on your face? 

[JFK-Democrat]

Home Run Joe Biden!!!! Biden thank you for fighting for us!

[Ronnie]

I'm a Republican who thinks Biden won the debate.

[pepper11]

This is about as clear for Biden as the Romney win.

CNN poll disagrees with you.

[Vosem]

Biden...but not by a sufficient margin to really change anything, I think. Very uncertain, we'll see.

[World politics is up Schmitt creek]

Can we as a forum agree that the viewers won insofar as this furnished simply a much more dynamic, interesting, and for lack of a better phrase real-seeming ninety minutes than last week?

[pepper11]

Last week was much better because it made the race interesting again. This debate wont change a vote.

[Reaganfan]

On a lighter note, an Emergency Amber Alert just screeched across my midnight television. I now have to change my underwear.

[Joe Biden is your president. Deal with it.]

This is about as clear for Biden as the Romney win.

CNN poll disagrees with you.

CBS poll disagrees with you.

[Vosem]

This is about as clear for Biden as the Romney win.

CNN poll disagrees with you.

CBS poll disagrees with you.

Er, no, CBS agrees with him. This was not anywhere near as convincing a victory for Biden as the earlier Romney victory.

[Platypus]

I'm not sure that Biden won it, but Ryan definitely lost it. Abysmal.

[auburntiger]

http://www.policymic.com/articles/16374/vp-post-debate-polls-56-percent-say-paul-ryan-won-vice-presidential-debate

CNBC says 56% Ryan, 36% Biden.. WOW, I'm shocked. I thought it was a draw personally.

[pepper11]

This is about as clear for Biden as the Romney win.

CNN poll disagrees with you.

CBS poll disagrees with you.

Er, no, CBS agrees with him. This was not anywhere near as convincing a victory for Biden as the earlier Romney victory.

Looks like CNBC agreed with me as well.

Ryan...

Loser on Atlas forums. Winner with America.

[Keystone Phil]

The one that didn't look like he needed a straight jacket.

I thought you were sitting this election out, but lately you've been pretty clearly on the Romney train.  Which is it?

Uh...analysis doesn't put me in a camp, Harry. And I never said I was "sitting this election out." I'm not a Romney fan (not sure how this would put me on the Romney Train anyway. I'm saying Ryan won and if your argument is that I'm biased, not analyzing, then my bias is towards Ryan). That certainly doesn't make me an Obama fan.

[Lief 🗽]

MSNBC focus group says 5 to 1 to 2, Biden-Paul-Draw.

[pepper11]

I would trust a Priorities USA poll of this debate more than an MSNBC poll of 8 people.  That's like saying a Frank Luntz Fox News poll is valuable. Its not.

[Yank2133]

MSNBC focus group says 5 to 1 to 2, Biden-Paul-Draw.

Just saw that, the girl on the top is an idiot.

[Beet]

http://www.policymic.com/articles/16374/vp-post-debate-polls-56-percent-say-paul-ryan-won-vice-presidential-debate

CNBC says 56% Ryan, 36% Biden.. WOW, I'm shocked. I thought it was a draw personally.

According to kos, that is a web poll. If so, it would hardly be a surprise. CNBC's viewers are usually older, heavily GOP men.

[Eraserhead]

A big, big win for Biden on substance. And he just gave the base exactly the shot in the arm it needed.

The only thing I do worry about is how the smirking and occasional laughing will play with the incredibly dumb "undecided" voters who apparently base their votes on that sort of immaterial thing.

[Warren 4 Secretary of Everything]

This is about as clear for Biden as the Romney win.

CNN poll disagrees with you.

CBS poll disagrees with you.

Er, no, CBS agrees with him. This was not anywhere near as convincing a victory for Biden as the earlier Romney victory.

Looks like CNBC agreed with me as well.

Ryan...

Loser on Atlas forums. Winner with America.

http://www.policymic.com/articles/16374/vp-post-debate-polls-56-percent-say-paul-ryan-won-vice-presidential-debate

CNBC says 56% Ryan, 36% Biden.. WOW, I'm shocked. I thought it was a draw personally.

According to kos, that is a web poll. If so, it would hardly be a surprise. CNBC's viewers are usually older, heavily GOP men.

Yeah, the CNBC poll was online and non-scientific.

[DrScholl]

The CNBC poll flipped, it's now 53-44 Biden. Of course, it's an online poll, so it isn't worth a whole lot.

[pepper11]

A big, big win for Biden on substance. And he just gave the base exactly the shot in the arm it needed.

The only thing I do worry about is how the smirking and occasional laughing will play with the incredibly dumb "undecided" voters who apparently base their votes on that sort of immaterial thing.

That is a fairly condescending statement. I know several undecided voters who have 30+ years of education.

[Jacob]

A big, big win for Biden on substance. And he just gave the base exactly the shot in the arm it needed.

The only thing I do worry about is how the smirking and occasional laughing will play with the incredibly dumb "undecided" voters who apparently base their votes on that sort of immaterial thing.

That is a fairly condescending statement. I know several undecided voters who have 30+ years of education.

30+ years of education? How many grades did they repeat? I have a master's and even I only spent 18 years in school: k-12, four years of college, one year master's.

[Lief 🗽]

FACT: Most undecided voters are ignorant, uninformed, idiotic attention whores.

[pepper11]

A big, big win for Biden on substance. And he just gave the base exactly the shot in the arm it needed.

The only thing I do worry about is how the smirking and occasional laughing will play with the incredibly dumb "undecided" voters who apparently base their votes on that sort of immaterial thing.

That is a fairly condescending statement. I know several undecided voters who have 30+ years of education.

30+ years of education? How many grades did they repeat? I have a master's and even I only spent 18 years in school: k-12, four years of college, one year master's.

They are called doctors.