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The Third And Final Presidential Debate Between Barack Obama And Mitt Romney Highlights Contrasting Political Styles October 23. 2012
Mitt Romney (left) and Barack Obama (right) The third and final debate of the U.S. Presidential election, between governor Mitt Romney and president Barack Obama, illustrated their political styles and agendas. Obama took his tone town a notch, as he was too sedate in the first debate, which was not good and overly aggressive and in-your-face in the second, which did not come across in the right manner (some called it rude).
Obama's expression in this pic is all sorts of wrong. He is giving Romney some serious attitude (LOL). In the third debate, Obama tried to strike a balance and was more even in that sense, but his record regarding foreign policy matters, particularly the Middle East, much like the economy, worked against him. Romney assertive and able to highlight Obama's failures in Syria and Libya, while stating what he would have done different. RELATED ARTICLES A Poll That Has Predicted Presidents For The Past 30-Years Picks Mitt Romney To Win 2012 Election Obama Campaign In Chaos Over Mitt Romney's Resurgence In The Presidential Polls Gallup Poll Reveals Barack Obama And Mitt Romney Are Tied In The Race For The White House Poll Shows Americans Top Concern Is The Economy But Presidential Candidates Are Off Topic Mitt Romney Beating Barack Obama In The Polls Again As DNC Bounce Fades In One Week Poll Indicates President Obama Set To Lose The Vote In His Political Home State Of Illinois July Polls Indicate Mitt Romney Is Ahead Of Barack Obama For The Presidency Once Again New Poll Reveals Public Believes Mitt Romney Would Manage The Economy Better Than President Obama New Book States President Barack Obama Couldn't Get Enough Marijuana (Photos) |
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