Tuesday October 16, 2012 will begin the second of the three Presidential debate between Gov. Romney and President Obama.
In the first meeting in Denver, Gov. Romney pulled off a convincing surprised win against Preseident Obama who is a very good debator. Romney took full control of debate and as a result gave him a boost in the polls.
Earlier this week we watched the Vice Presidential debate between Congressman Paul Ryan and Vice President Joe Biden. Paul Ryan came into this meeting to keep the momentum going for Gov. Romney, while Vice President Biden was looking to stop the bleeding. This was surely a great debate. Politics, humor,sarcasm, and a lot more was given by both parties. Joe Biden seem to come out the winner of this debate and Democrats hope that it gives President Obama some momentum going into his second debate.
The second Presidential debate will be held at Hofstra University in New York. The setting will be that of a town hall meeting. Undecided voters will be able to come and ask questions about domestic and foreign policies. I look for Obama to really come out on the attack this time around.
It will be interesting with just three weeks to go before elections, and polls showing them in a tie, to see how these two fight for these undecided votes.
In the first meeting in Denver, Gov. Romney pulled off a convincing surprised win against Preseident Obama who is a very good debator. Romney took full control of debate and as a result gave him a boost in the polls.
Earlier this week we watched the Vice Presidential debate between Congressman Paul Ryan and Vice President Joe Biden. Paul Ryan came into this meeting to keep the momentum going for Gov. Romney, while Vice President Biden was looking to stop the bleeding. This was surely a great debate. Politics, humor,sarcasm, and a lot more was given by both parties. Joe Biden seem to come out the winner of this debate and Democrats hope that it gives President Obama some momentum going into his second debate.
The second Presidential debate will be held at Hofstra University in New York. The setting will be that of a town hall meeting. Undecided voters will be able to come and ask questions about domestic and foreign policies. I look for Obama to really come out on the attack this time around.
It will be interesting with just three weeks to go before elections, and polls showing them in a tie, to see how these two fight for these undecided votes.
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