The Hofstra Presidential Debate, As Told By GIFs
Obama and Romney’s most contentious debate yet, looped in GIF-form forever.
Obama and Romney’s most contentious debate yet, looped in GIF-form forever.
The MSNBC Hardball host’s post-debate analysis tonight couldn’t have been more different from his Oct. 3 meltdown. Obama “punched him hard.”
He’s just very enthusiastic about civil discourse.
A tense moment at tonight’s debate about Obama’s Rose Garden comments after the killing of a U.S. ambassador.
Libya.
Their tax philosophies in less than two minutes.
In the first question of the debate, Romney flexes his confidence. “When you come out in 2014,” he tells a college student, “I presume I’m gonna be President.”
The president regains his feet in the second debate.
The president shows some fight.
Both are in hot pink dresses — and Ann isn’t the one wearing pearls. What is this, BIZARRO dressing?
GOProud says gay voters care most about the same economic issues as everyone else. Obama-endorsing Human Rights Campaign says “a tough economy is made worse for LGBT people by the lack of legal protections.”
Or trying to. Vladimir Jaffe is “brave enough” to take on Occupy Protesters, says Judge Napolitano.
“What else do you have to do?”
I asked 25 Democratic students at Hofstra University to describe Republicans in ONLY 3 words. Post your own in the comments!
I asked 25 Republican students at Hofstra University to describe Democrats in ONLY 3 words. Post your own in the comments!
Says GOP efforts to politicize deaths of four Americans is a “disgrace.”
“The most telling thing of all, he’s not even contesting the state that he governed.”
A valiant effort by the congressman falls short.
What’s in the water at Hofstra University?
And the show hasn’t even started yet. That may or may not be a transvaginal probe in Romney’s hand. Or a Sonicare toothbrush. We just don’t know.
Top surrogate and debate sparring partner says Romney has pulled even in Ohio, as he raises expectations for tonight’s town hall.
Weeks of debate prep still haven’t cured him of his most potent weakness: his reverence for the rulebook. “The way the rules work here is I get 60 seconds…”
But aides try to downplay expectations that he’ll come out swinging.
The benefits of a detail-oriented pool report. Thank you, Jason Horowitz.
The President heads into a similar format against Mitt Romney tonight at Hofstra University on Long Island.
High stakes tonight at Hofstra. In Denver, “we know we lost the post-debate.”
Sign of confidence from the Obama campaign. And a correction from the first debate.
Worries about the moderator.
“The Laughing Philosopher.”
The running mate settles into the bottom of the ticket. Joe Biden angles for the corner office.
