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I thought they each had their points and felt it was as close to a draw as it could get.
I don't think that the debate changed anyone's vote, unlike the last debate between the two.
Obama looked the fool he is,Romney wiped the floor with obama's lying ass as expected...
If you dislike it, it must be going good for Obama.
He lied in the First debate too. Lies don't really bother some people around here.
I thought they each had their points and felt it was as close to a draw as it could get.
I don't think that the debate changed anyone's vote, unlike the last debate between the two.
I thought they each had their points and felt it was as close to a draw as it could get.
I don't think that the debate changed anyone's vote, unlike the last debate between the two.
I think Obama came out much stronger than last debate, and the is debate was much closer. Mitt Romney was never intimidated by this "new found braveness", so the one thing that stands clear:
The first debate said alot about how each of these candidates would react the first time to dealing with a hostile and commanding dictator. Obama still cowered away in the first meeting. What you saw from Romney in debate #1 is what you got in #2. Romney is mentally and physically tough, you can just tell by the way he carries himself. I do not think Romney will back down.
Now, former Howard Dean advisor, Joe Trippi said, he felt Obama came out much better, but it was not enough to sway the direction this election was going. Give Trippi credit for that honest answer!!!