Wed, 10/17/2012 - 11:56am
Now, we are getting somewhere. This is about facts and challenges and truth in revelations. Comment-sphere likes this a lot and reflects with its own numbers. Finally the public seems to be getting more of what it wants. It's not so much about image, celebs and Al Green renditions; it's about keeping it very real in a tense era. Could politicos be catching on, finally? But we can't help but also say that we love when pop culture language gets infiltrated from these debates. It's now all about "sketchy deals" and "live fact checking." Gotta luv it.
The second presidential debate, in which both candidates answered questions from uncommitted voters, was a lot more aggressive, as expected, than the previous one. President Barack Obama looked directly at Republican candidate Mitt Romney's face this time and was not nearly as "polite". According to reports, many analysts agree that Obama won the debate and regained momentum. Romney and Obama fiercely disagreed over how to create jobs, taxes, Libya, Benghazi killings, China, foreign policy in general, women's rights. There was literally finger pointing, talking over one another, jabbing fingers and accusing each other of lying. According to CNN, the network awarded the debate 46% to Obama and 39% to Romney, while CBS put it as 37% Obama to 30% Romney. What about you?
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