Well, that was a bad idea. Washingtonian’s debate drinking game was no match for the flurry of insults and lies that turned the debate into such a rhymes-with-hit-show. Anyone who tried to keep up, libation in hand, seemed to regret it:
Safe to say there was no “winding” Biden anecdote. There wasn’t time. @washingtonian #debatebingo #PresidentialDebate pic.twitter.com/bd1LMbaE7o
— Meg Biallas (@MegBiallas) September 30, 2020
https://twitter.com/wearesober/status/1311155310430744583
I think we all lost bingo. Which has “yuge” consequences. I’m really sad. @washingtonian pic.twitter.com/yrrRtyvcEL
— Rachel Downey (@rachelbizguide) September 30, 2020
NO BINGO! #PresidentialDebate pic.twitter.com/qxFEVo6u78
— Heather Laurel (@RunningSoprano) September 30, 2020
@washingtonian do I get a prize? pic.twitter.com/MRd8ey6ifi
— Nina Heller (@_ninaheller) September 30, 2020
The top middle square on @washingtonian bingo card was basically the whole debate. pic.twitter.com/7ddzPZWuUx
— Philip Scranage (@PhilipScranage) September 30, 2020
https://twitter.com/ReehoffDesign/status/1311124803735220225
Andrew Beaujon joined Washingtonian in late 2014. He was previously with the Poynter Institute, TBD.com, and Washington City Paper. He lives in Del Ray.
