Wow! Uncle Joe brought it last night, huh? Took a page straight out of the Romney playbook and came out swinging. I'm the biggest fence-sitter there is when it comes to politics. A liberal republican? A conservative democrat? No filling in all Rs or Ds here. But after two debates I have to score it 1-1. Of course, last night's debate doesn't really mean anything, but election season is always fun (other than the annoying commercials and phone calls). This was my favorite part:
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