Are you watching the debate tonight?

[avebury]

I would like to but I am afraid that:

1) Romney will roll over the moderator like a steam roller
2) Even if Obama kicks Romney's butt solidly, the MSM will still declare a win for Romney or at the most a draw
3) I am tired of the MSM continually giving Romney a pass for his lies and fantasys. It is not taking sides to point out the facts.
4) I am really starting to believe that the MSM is helping the Republicans to set up the election to be stolen by Romney (dropping the amount of election day instant polls at the polling sites and not taking a stronger stance on covering Republican voter suppression efforts and their direct efforts to influence the results of the election via the way they present the news.

If Romney manages to steal the election it will mean the end of the country that our forefathers founded.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. I will be right there.

I think Obama will kick Romney's ass just as he did last time.

I am less and less worried that we will lose this thing. I don't think that they will be able to steal the election.

[quinnox]

2. yes, watching the debate, and unfortunately we might have to be prepared for that

And if a Romney presidency comes, we will just have to deal with it. A lot of us don't have any choice like others to move out of the country or something. I wouldn't ever want to leave the USA anyway TBH.

[Bluzmann57]

3. Not watching

I already know who I'm voting for and I'm 100% sure that rmoney is going to lie, so why bother? Besides, there is nothing quite like a game 7 in playoff baseball, so Crads-Giants it is.
Now I may watch tomorrow because I have dvr.

[sadbear]

5. GAME 7

Hell yeah! (But I'll probably flip over during commercials.)

[Arugula Latte]

4. I can't take 'em. I get too nervous. I'd rather read about it after the fact.

Last time my husband and kids were watching and I had to block the sound of the TV out with earphones and music.

[Are_grits_groceries]

6. I follow it on Twitter.

If you follow certain people such as Paul Begala and Anamarie Cox you get the gist of the debate and first class snark. It makes the whole thing bearable and I still know basically what happened.

[fleur-de-lisa]

7. I will watch, but I'm debating whether or not to mute Robme . . .

every time he speaks. I can't stand to hear his voice any more. I change the channel or mute him every time they show footage of him on the news.

But if I mute him during tonights debate, I may miss another 'binder' moment! What to do?

I don't think MittWits verbal blunders make any real difference in the long run, but I enjoy the hell out of them!

[nadinbrzezinski]

8. Yup, part of the job.

[geardaddy]

9. I've watched all the debates so far.

But tonight I have band practice. So, I'll be enjoying that while the President kicks ass.

[Evergreen Emerald]

10. Yes to debate...No to pundits propaganda after n/t

[AngryAmish]

11. No. Already voted.

Plus the Bears are playing. And game 7 of NL finals.

Not a chance.

[MineralMan]

12. I'm going to listen to it. I'm an early riser, so I'll be lying in bed listening

to the debate on AM radio. No interruptions, and I can focus on what is said.

[sharkman25]

13. Yep. I'm watchin'. n/t

[Jim__]

14. Yes. Like you say, I can't trust what the media tells me about it. - n/t

[ThatsMyBarack]

15. No.

I hate having to listen to Rmoney. I tried MUTING but it doesn't always work.

[grantcart]

16. Agree. I schedule appointments during the debate so I don't even have to worry about it.

Come back here and see what the consensus is.

Have a couple of friends that will keep me abreast.

[LP2K12]

17. I will be watching...

Just like I watched the previous debates. I'll also be live-tweeting and posting statuses as I watch with my wife.

I don't really care what MSM thinks as it's up to us and other voters.

Go Obama!

[HappyMe]

18. No, I don't think so.

I watched the other 2.