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- Curt JLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yep. It helped many of them to lose. Thank you Jon.
Source(s): Just my opinion - ?Lv 61 decade ago
No. That wasn't the point, either. If anything, a message that involved recommendations to be calm, civil, and reasonable where the other parties politics are concerned would hurt the left, given that the right refused to watch the thing.
Source(s): The fact that you did not watch it is evidenced by the fact that you are evidently giving thumbs down to anybody who knows what it was about. - Anonymous1 decade ago
It wasn't a political rally. It was about toning down the rhetoric.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
It was a rally in support of moderates.
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- JamesLv 61 decade ago
It might have brought a few people out that otherwise would not have voted, but it was not meant to. It was a call to sanity. It was a call to be reasonable. This election season is one of the worst, most dishonest seasons. Voters are more uninformed about the issues due to ridiculous ads and cable news channels spreading lies.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Not the point. He just wanted people to use common sense and I see that it failed.
- 1 decade ago
It did get Keith Olbermann to admit his "Worst Person (Republican) In The World" was insane...and so he's suspended it.
That's a start...
But, in answer to your question, no.
