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1. kelisabethb said: I’m pretty sure if you ask most people from my generation which they’d rather watch, a direct address from Obama (that interrupts their HIMYM or whatever), or him stopping by the Daily Show, they’d say Daily Show, hands down.
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5. chittycoopcoop said: What are the other options again? CSPAN? Charlie Rose? Sunday morning news shows I sleep through? And seriously, no, please not another debate! I’d watch them on Late Night a hundred times before any of those options.
6. photolodico said: no.
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21. jynx01 said: I disagree, if the MSM would do their job and stop doing “Gotcha journalism” maybe the wouldn’t have to go around them. I enjoy seeing a personality.
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26. thisisthemhb said: In an ideal world Presidents and Presidential candidates wouldn’t have to go on these entertainment shows to reach out to their constituents. , It’s a very different demographic watch the speeches and rallies then watch these shows.
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35. enchanted-dystopia said: nope. i think it’s a wholly stupid argument.
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39. bluecadence said: I don’t think I’ve ever agreed let alone cared about anything Ken Tucker says
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41. luvst0ned said: not at all. they need the young vote and a younger person is much more likely to see them on an entertainment show. why can’t they do both?
42. puffingtondiddles said: That tried and true method of speaking directly hasn’t been working. Few people are willing to tune in to a debate or address and pay attention to what is really being said. Props to the candidates for finding a more creative way of reaching out.
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44. jumkurk said: hell no. i hope obama keeps doing them. he’s a grade-fucking-a-plus human being and funny as hell. keep ‘em coming.
45. sweetturtleberry said: there are those of us who are tired of the debates and want to see the politicians in a different setting. after 37 republican debates i think i remember Romney’s positions. why can’t they do both?
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47. shygirl364 said: I don’t agree. I’m 26 years old and I think that presidential debates are boring. I LOVED watching Obama on Fallon. By going on these shows, the president is reaching an audience he wouldn’t normally reach. It’s smart and it’s a great idea.
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