First confrontation in the USA: Romney crushes Obama
First television confrontation between Barak Obama and Mitt Romney ended as a knock out which launched Romney. The confrontation focused on finance and interior American subjects. Surveys praise Romney.
- Yonah Shuv B'Chadrei Charedim
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The smile returned to the Republican's face after the television confrontation yesterday (Wednesday).
The first confrontation between President Obama and his Republican rivalry Mitt Romney took place in Denver, Colorado.
After an hour and a half of serious confrontation which focused on finance and interior American topics, Romney emerged with his hand high up.
Surveys taken say the same: According to a survey held by the CNN close to 70% (67%) of the viewers said Romney has won, whilst one out of 4 viewers said they thought Obama has won.
Almost half of the viewers said that confrontation has had no influence on which they choose to vote for. However 35% of the viewers said that the confrontation has made them vote for Romney. Only 18% of viewers said the confrontation has made them vote for Obama.
Six out of ten viewers said they thought Obama conducted himself worse than they expected of him, and one out of five said they thought he conducted himself better than they would have thought.
In contrast, 82% said that Obama surprised them for good.
John King- political commenter of the CNN explained, "Obama looks rusty, this has been Romney's best confrontation, with a huge gap.
Even David Grenen, strategic democrat owned up, "Romeny had a good night. He gave the impression that he wants to be there, whilst Obama looked like he just doesn’t want to be on stage."
This is the first campaign out of three confrontations between Romney and Obama, and Romney's followers are optimistic. "The next confrontations will focus on foreign affairs", they say, "there Obama has failed significantly".
The first confrontation between President Obama and his Republican rivalry Mitt Romney took place in Denver, Colorado.
After an hour and a half of serious confrontation which focused on finance and interior American topics, Romney emerged with his hand high up.
Surveys taken say the same: According to a survey held by the CNN close to 70% (67%) of the viewers said Romney has won, whilst one out of 4 viewers said they thought Obama has won.
Almost half of the viewers said that confrontation has had no influence on which they choose to vote for. However 35% of the viewers said that the confrontation has made them vote for Romney. Only 18% of viewers said the confrontation has made them vote for Obama.
Six out of ten viewers said they thought Obama conducted himself worse than they expected of him, and one out of five said they thought he conducted himself better than they would have thought.
In contrast, 82% said that Obama surprised them for good.
John King- political commenter of the CNN explained, "Obama looks rusty, this has been Romney's best confrontation, with a huge gap.
Even David Grenen, strategic democrat owned up, "Romeny had a good night. He gave the impression that he wants to be there, whilst Obama looked like he just doesn’t want to be on stage."
This is the first campaign out of three confrontations between Romney and Obama, and Romney's followers are optimistic. "The next confrontations will focus on foreign affairs", they say, "there Obama has failed significantly".
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