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It was a draw the libbies claiming victory here are doing so because Obama did so badly before. Also watching CNN going through internals of the poll and on the economy, plan for the future and better leader Romney trounces Obama.
Romney messed up on Libya but he had a good nite not much has changed.
I like the guy who asked Obama who, in his admininstration, directly denied extra support to the embassy? Obama went all around and never answered the question.
obama diverted the conversation (with crowley's help) from why there wasn't enough security on the anniversary of 9-11.
i want to know who is taking responsibility for not protecting the embassy and our citizens-hillary says she takes responsibility and obama says that he takes responsibility.
so what does that actually mean-taking responsibility?
one other thing, did everybody else notice how much obama seems like the challenger and not the president in these debates?
he seems to have a lot of idea if he is elected, but he didn't seem to have any in the last 4 years. (nor did he raise the taxes on the rich, reform wall street, change the tax code, or clawback those bonuses that he seems so desperate to want to do now-- and he has ZERO ideas on spending cuts)
....except that brilliant idea on degrading our currency so we could pay more for stuff, and the government could get more revenue in a "sneaky" stealth tax.
and jamming through a MANDATORY obamacare tax and/or "penalty"-- 2,400 pages worth--that none of our congressmen actually wrote (and we all know it).
I thought this debate was supposed to be on foreign affairs. Did they ever get to that? Who's next on our war path? I hear we're in Yemen now.
The third debate is suppose to be on foreign affairs.
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