As is becoming clearer now almost twenty-four hours after the second Presidential debate, Pres. Obama did more than level the playing field in last night's dust-up with Willard Mitt Romney. He re-presented himself to the American people as a person who can learn from his mistakes (in the now-storied first debate underperformance). While much can be said, it was clear last night which man was the Chief Executive and why.
I continue as a severe critic of the debate format which lessens the dignity of the office of the President even while elevating incivility and mediocrity (read: Romney). When each candidate gets only two minutes (two minutes?!) to make a statement, how can there be any in-depth statement from anyone? And how can there possibly be a "winner" in such a scenario.
Read more here:
Romney's Catalogue of Lies
I continue as a severe critic of the debate format which lessens the dignity of the office of the President even while elevating incivility and mediocrity (read: Romney). When each candidate gets only two minutes (two minutes?!) to make a statement, how can there be any in-depth statement from anyone? And how can there possibly be a "winner" in such a scenario.
Read more here:
Romney's Catalogue of Lies
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