theevilsharpie
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I think Romney just broke my "pie-in-the-sky" meter. I don't know even remember what subject he was on.
Yeah, Romney has the freedom of no specifics while the President is saddled with having been president for the last few years and having to think in terms of actual governing, rather than pie in the sky promises.
A bit of an easy win for Romney.
Regarding Romney's tax cut: It's obvious taxes are going up for a lot of people by eliminating deductions. I can't believe Obama NEVER attacked that. Pretty bad IMO. He kept spewing $5 trillion.
Regarding entitlements and Obamacare: I feel like Obama played to the left. He's accepted that status quo is fine and the crappy entitlements system will continue to go on. No reform. Then there's healthcare. He talks about how the government has a duty to do these things. Sorry but that's extremely leftist. He should be playing to the middle and saying it's a right to have access to affordable healthcare.
Agreed. It also annoys me that the President hasn't even rebutted the $716B Medicare assertion, which completely misleading and has been repeated at least 5 times.
I dunno, overall I don't think anyone is really winning. Romney is coming off like a snake oil salesman, promising everything and promising it for free where as Obama is coming off as Ben Stein in a low monotonous drone of the lecturer. Overall it just seems to reinforce my initial impression that both candidates are terrible.
Overall, I'd say Romney has won this one. Obama is clipping his sentences too much, and there's no real flow to his explanations. He's trying to word things so carefully that he's making a mess of the point he's trying to make.
Romney is definitely short on the details and ridiculously promises everything to everyone, but I doubt most people are going to hold that against him.
Overall, I'd say Romney has won this one. Obama is clipping his sentences too much, and there's no real flow to his explanations. He's trying to word things so carefully that he's making a mess of the point he's trying to make.
Romney is definitely short on the details and ridiculously promises everything to everyone, but I doubt most people are going to hold that against him.
Gallup Poll tomorrow:
Romney: 83%
Obama: 17%
Romney dominated.
Overall, I'd say Romney has won this one. Obama is clipping his sentences too much, and there's no real flow to his explanations. He's trying to word things so carefully that he's making a mess of the point he's trying to make.
Romney is definitely short on the details and ridiculously promises everything to everyone, but I doubt most people are going to hold that against him.
Obama flounders on the start of his closing statement; doesn't seem well prepared.
The real loser in this debate is the American people.