After the vice presidential debate, it’s time for another new Real Time. Guests this week include Ben Affleck and Ann Coulter – if they’re both seated on the panel, this one could be incendiary.

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P.Dunnere

Who is more obnoxious: Joe Biden OR Bill Maher....?

Oct 12, 2012 | Reply

Ryan

That question feeds on a popular talking point about the VP debate but I'm not sure it's fair. Clearly, Maher is...because his role involves a higher degree of entertainment. That's what makes Real Time fun. However, they both respond to the false spin of the right wing influences of the GOP in a similarly incredulous manner. Maher is more to the left but neither is that far off of center.

Oct 14, 2012

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