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The Debates: Factors That Play Into Viewers' Impressions

pow1000 Wrote: Oct 03, 2012 10:21 AM
Debates are a wasste of time. They are just words, and 0bama is the biggest liar ever. He will say anything to keep his job, Michelle really likse AF-1, and all those vacations and parties. 0bama is a little sissy, arrogan little man, snide remarks will be his defense. Who needs it.I cant stand hearinghis voice (which sounds like a barking dog) or looking at this guy, so I am skipping the debate. 0bama has been overexposed for 4 years, to listen to him now would be cruel and unusual punishment.
Gregory142 Wrote: Oct 03, 2012 11:40 AM
Tempting to follow suit, pow1000. I'm going to watch, in hopes of seeing FUBARack squirm if Mitt decides to use "big boy" debate tactics, such as in the example I offered at 1130.

This month, the presidential and vice presidential candidates from both parties will face off on the debate stage. Beverly Hallberg--president of Distrcit Media Group, which provides on-camera communication skills--shares with Townhall Magazine which factors play a key role in the impressions viewers take away from debates.

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From Townhall Magazine's October column, "The Debates: Image is Everything," by Beverly Hallberg:

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