What Notable People Are Tweeting About the Final Presidential Debate
What Notable People Are Tweeting About the Final Presidential Debate
By Christopher John Farley
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- A policewoman guards as members of media work at a filing center at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, on October 22, 2012 ahead of the third and final presidential debate.
One guy who is under almost as much pressure as the candidates: host Bob Schieffer, who has to live up to the work done by past Campaign 2012 moderators Candy Crowley, Martha Raddatz, and Jim Lehrer. Already there’s a war brewing on Twitter about whether Schieffer will favor Obama, Romney or stay neutral. Good luck Bob!
Here’s what some notable folks have said on Twitter. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Final showdown tonight. The question everyone is asking: Which man will emerge the strongest leader on the world stage? #debates
.@Toure reminds the irony: 3rd debate taking place in same city (Boca Raton, FL) where Mitt Romney condemned half the country as moochers
Obama and Romney should open the next debate with a really well-rehearsed rendition of that "God, I Hope I Get It" song from A Chorus Line.
Four years from now, this is how the History Channel will look back on the "Romney Presidency" (should he win Nov 6th) youtube.com/watch?v=y9cZ1F…
When Romney proposes a cut in the social safety net, that’s called a Romputation. If you are a victim of such a cut, you are a Romputee.
Let's see if Bob Schieffer will be able to control his liberal self in tonight's debate... fb.me/2n5Q309ed
Here's a great pre-debate video.. say.ly/OcM4qvT
Sorry @realDonaldTrump, only blind, deaf, and willfully uninformed pretend @bobschieffer is neutral is.gd/POa8oT #buyaCLUE
I'm heading north on 95 in Boca. 95 south is shut 4 potus motorcade. I'm glad I'm going opposite direction than the President
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