Monday, October 1, 2012

Lynn University Finds clear trends in the settings tie in presidential debates

Presidential debates are famous for their slogans and changes the moments of the game, the evidence of Al Gore's "mailbox", George HW Bush looked at his clock and Ronald Reagan, "There you go again." Ties candidates were given far less, even if they have started 42 times since the time of regular debate in 1976. Since then, some clear trends have emerged, especially during the recent Red State vs. blue state era. Chanel Cross Body bags Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, the host of the third presidential debate of 2012 is shown on 22 October that the color red has the belt of choice in recent years. In fact, since the Bush-Gore debates in 2000, the dominant red or red ties won the debate in a kind of landslide tie, red ties outweigh the blue links 13-5. To be entirely fair, not all red ties were red. Some were red with a slight tendency. And in 2008, John McCain and Barack Obama wore red ties with white stripe: Obama in the second debate McCain this year and in the third. "We believe all the political problems, but never really considered that bind a politician says about them? He was a band that has a certain political sense and an indication in itself," said Sarah McManus, fashion designer, blogger and Holders of shopsarahmac.com. "Overall, if a handshake, a smile or the subjects themselves, a draw, a statement very calculated." Since 2000, presidential debate, all the candidates have always brilliant relationships rarely observed over time, more conservative fashion. In 1980, for example, both Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter wore black ties in its sole presidential debate. Reagan wearing a black tie with a slight tendency Carter wore a black tie with light scratches. Striped ties stage a show unanimously the second presidential debate in 1992, when candidate George HW Bush, Bill Clinton and Ross Perot were all ties with stripes. In general, according to Lynn University, showed striped ties and ties with patterns, stronger connections since the beginning of the century in 2000.

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