Does anyone think Obama lost significant ground in Ohio tonight?

[busterbrown]

I think not......

Its obvious that Obama did not want to get into a street fight with
Romney tonight. My guess is that he wanted to show above the fray
presidential behavior , so that the next time he can say he tried
conducting himself in a proper manner, but from here on in the gloves are coming off!

Lets hope I'm right!

[seabeyond]

1. nope. nt

[msongs]

2. did O ever mention auto bailout n saving all those jobs? missed the last 30 minutes nt

[flamingdem]

3. At least twice, he closed on that among other things nt

[demgrrrll]

4. No

[OldDem2012]

5. What I really want to know is...

...how many of Mitt's lies tonight will appear in Obama campaign ads starting tomorrow?

[Sugarcoated]

6. Noper

Mitten's threw Ohio under the bus: "Let the auto industry go bankrupt".

[bluestate10]

7. No. The facts will be kind to President Obama, but his supporters are deflated tonight.

Some people that were itching to go cast their vote for President Obama in Ohio tomorrow will wait for another day. The President's performance was disappointing, letting Romney get away with lie after lie.

[uponit7771]

8. That's the thing, we wanted Obama to knock rMoney out tonight but money would've pored into

...congress instead of a losing rMoney campaign

[busterbrown]

10. Everyone was wishing for that big time. However the world just doesn't work like that.

Still,would you have ever thought 1 year ago that Obama would have this kind
of lead no matter who the rep. nomination was. Especially with the obstruction
and 8.1% unemployment numbers.

Even though this was a bad eve. for us, I still like our chances, big time.

[Segami]

9. NO! And I do believe you're right about the next time they meet. Also

I believe it was tactical to keep Obama's powder dry tonight (unless provoked) on being baited into exchanges with Mitt as well as being cautious about naming Ryan in the debate too often. Its the first debate and you don't want to spike too early cuz its all downhill from that point on. The real smash-mouth exchanges on issues and campaign lies will rear its head on the evening of the Biden/Ryan debate. I believe that debate will be a rude, dirty politics street fight exchange.

[vankuria]

11. I hope you're right

i was expecting the Pres. to be more combative and was disappointed he wasn't but I'm rethinking that. Pres. Obama was cool and calm and managed to stay above the fray, looking very Presidential and in command. Romney seemed almost desperate at times, stuttering and looking very uncomfortable. The expectation for Romney was so low that just showing up makes him a winner in some people's eyes.

[busterbrown]

12. Yea, and I like the odds of Ryan winning this upcoming debate as well.

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because he really doesn't give a shit about anything except winning,
no matter what kind of lying and cheating it takes.
Biden has a lot of pride honor and dignity and might not be able to handle the
slick lying prick. I hope I'm wrong...

[Sugarcoated]

13. You've got quite the toilet mouth

[busterbrown]

14. Lot of lives could be at stake in this election.

I wonder if people who are ill or impoverished and are depending on the complete implementation of Obamacare would object to may language.