PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES HEAT UP IN THE SECOND INNING
THE OBAMA AND ROMNEY DEBATES NUMBER 2
COMMENTARY
"It's much like a ball game only the stakes are for our country leadership.."
The ball was toss and the batters Obama and Romney were out with their bats. Romney sounded strong and keeping the very similar tone as he did with his last debate which according to a CBS poll he came out elevating his campaign. Mr. President however, was not going to hold his bat in his hand this time nor did he hold out on making a few home runs. Both candidates were sound and seem positive and assured. Issues were talked about including foreign leadership, budget and economy topics and mainly what Americans are wanting jobs. Neither made any perfected promises on their topics, but there were some undercurrents that not too much should be disclosed to spoil a winner. That’s my opinion. . . Although the two were striking balls and perhaps, missing a few, the audience were not in tuned to show any favortism toward either of the candidates. They were watching and listening the show the game of two men on the stage's park. Who’s on first and I don’t know who came in with a homerun may have a good sentiment for the game. Overall, the independent poll suggested Obama the overall winner in this turn at the debate game. Now the way I really see it, it’s a ballpark figure of actually a tie --one debate win for each man. Opinions will fill the air and the last debate approaching the two of them will have to sharpen their aims for addressing the issues, making voters choose, and getting them to the polls to call the the new leader. It’s getting closer to the day we’ll have either a new; or the old president sitting in the umpire’s seat. Strike! We know one of them will be hearing this call “And..You’re out!”
"Geezh!...I must actually been using some imagination. I tend to do that a bit."
COMMENTARY
"It's much like a ball game only the stakes are for our country leadership.."
The ball was toss and the batters Obama and Romney were out with their bats. Romney sounded strong and keeping the very similar tone as he did with his last debate which according to a CBS poll he came out elevating his campaign. Mr. President however, was not going to hold his bat in his hand this time nor did he hold out on making a few home runs. Both candidates were sound and seem positive and assured. Issues were talked about including foreign leadership, budget and economy topics and mainly what Americans are wanting jobs. Neither made any perfected promises on their topics, but there were some undercurrents that not too much should be disclosed to spoil a winner. That’s my opinion. . . Although the two were striking balls and perhaps, missing a few, the audience were not in tuned to show any favortism toward either of the candidates. They were watching and listening the show the game of two men on the stage's park. Who’s on first and I don’t know who came in with a homerun may have a good sentiment for the game. Overall, the independent poll suggested Obama the overall winner in this turn at the debate game. Now the way I really see it, it’s a ballpark figure of actually a tie --one debate win for each man. Opinions will fill the air and the last debate approaching the two of them will have to sharpen their aims for addressing the issues, making voters choose, and getting them to the polls to call the the new leader. It’s getting closer to the day we’ll have either a new; or the old president sitting in the umpire’s seat. Strike! We know one of them will be hearing this call “And..You’re out!”
"Geezh!...I must actually been using some imagination. I tend to do that a bit."
sO, SO G;AD and grateful that even over on Fox, not one hint of "the angry Black man" standard stand by for the right-wingers. (smile)