Did the debate CHANGE your mind

[Anonymous]

They both did well. I am undecided but leaning Obama. Thought it was interesting that the women on the CNN tracker were always above the men in favor of Obama.

[Anonymous]

Romney was so aggressive and I feel like what he said tonight went against what he'd said before. So Obama for now.

[Anonymous]

Obama would have to frame my mother for murder before I voted for Romney.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband the brand new voter watched 20 minutes, when I asked him who he thought was winning he said "They're both just talking about good stuff they'll do, good for them!"

Then said he was bored and went to bed.

I like your husband

[Anonymous]

Romney now strikes me as a republican Bill Clinton. And I mean that in a good way. If he wins I feel he will end this partisan bickering and get some good things accomplished.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Obama would have to frame my mother for murder before I voted for Romney.

Literally laughing out loud at this one. Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Non-party here. I think Romney crushed Obama tonight. Enough for me to vote for him? Hmmm...

[Anonymous]

I predict DC will go 80%+ for Obama-- like usual.

[Anonymous]

I agree that Romney won, but I guess I felt like Obama had more important things to do than be as polished on this debate (i.e. running the country). Plus, Obama had more factual truths and seemed like he had details that made more sense to me. His critiques of Romney seemed powerful, if not delivered powerfully. What he said about the budget being arithmetic and Romney's policies not making mathematical sense really resonated with me.

Romney seemed petulant but obviously way more practiced and had better energy all around. Obama seemed flat and uninterested, and he stammered, but I did not think he was a scared child at all. I wish he would have been more aggressive though.

I will see the next debate and see what I think. I'm leaning Obama.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree that Romney won, but I guess I felt like Obama had more important things to do than be as polished on this debate (i.e. running the country). Plus, Obama had more factual truths and seemed like he had details that made more sense to me. His critiques of Romney seemed powerful, if not delivered powerfully. What he said about the budget being arithmetic and Romney's policies not making mathematical sense really resonated with me.

Romney seemed petulant but obviously way more practiced and had better energy all around. Obama seemed flat and uninterested, and he stammered, but I did not think he was a scared child at all. I wish he would have been more aggressive though.

I will see the next debate and see what I think. I'm leaning Obama.

I think he underestimated Romney which is why the prep was lax. I underestimated Romney. He far exceeded my expectations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Moved me to Romney. Obama looked like a scared child...sorry.

sock puppet?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I predict DC will go 80%+ for Obama-- like usual.

Would you expect any less out of a parasitic town that suckles off the tit of the federal government- both rich amd poor alike?

[Anonymous]

Obama wasn't as articulate as I thought he would be. So, it looks like it's a toss up. Obama doesn't know what he's doing and won't know much more in four years. Romney will drive the country into the ground while eroding individual liberties and rights.

[Anonymous]

Romney out-debated Obama, but I disagree with the fundamentals of Romney's policies so I will still vote for Obama.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Obama would have to frame my mother for murder before I voted for Romney.

+1 and my Facebook friend said something similar -except it was he would have to slap her mother twice AND even then she would ask her what she did to provoke him.