So Far, So Good, Eh?

[vetuste_ennemi]

Pence v Kaine. GOP no2 doing a better job than Trump v Hillary.

[vetuste_ennemi]

No, Pence can't point out to Kaine that Obama has given nikes to Iran.

[vetuste_ennemi]

I meant bombs. Did I say trainers?

[vetuste_ennemi]

Good question from moderator (re stopping immigration form terrorist hot-beds): what do you do about terrorists born here and who are legally Americans.

Pence arguing about future imports rather than answering that Q.

[Peter Pedant]

harry s truman said that the vice presidency wasnt worth a bucket of poss - he should know he was one once

[mikey4444]

I have watched excepts this morning and I thought it looked like a re-run of the Muppet Show !

Except it wasn't very funny.

[youngmafbog]

Politics, thanks to the tv 'debates' has descended into an insulting match, particularly on the left. A return to a debate on policy would be much welcomed by me.

And hasn't that Democrat got a face you could just punch. Similar smirk to Bliar.

[mikey4444]

I noticed that the other guy couldn't dispute any of the points made about how stopid and bigoted Trump was.

[Baldric]

Mikey, FYI

http://slang.org/STOOPID-meaning-definition

Can't have you looking it, can we?

[Gromit]

Whilst American politics are important as they have a knock on effect on the rest of the world, it has descended to the state of a very bad TV mini-series. All the characters are one dimensional and unbelievable. The villians are pantomine baddies and the scripts are dire. There is lots of money involved, but the rusult is a rotten tomato.

[ichkeria]

Senator Lloyd Bentsen to Dan Quayle in 1988 vice-presidential debate:
"Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy"

We still remember it, but who remembers Lloyd Bentsen today, or even his defeated running mate.

So, you know ...

[mikey4444]

ichkeria......To be honest, I am having problems remembering who Dan Quayle
was either !

[ichkeria]

I guess he wishes people wouldn't remember him: famous for all the wrong reasons, like failing to spell (was in "tomato"?) when visiting a school.

[mikey4444]

Potato(e), I think !

Although, to be fair to the poor man, he wasn't the first person to make that mistake, nor will he be the last.

[ichkeria]

You see, you do remember him :-)

The BBC mis-spelled SIEGE in the 10 o'clock news studio last night. That was a real shocker