Hindrances promoted by the american people alone doesn't necessarily contribute to the president's responsibility to create job growth. Which is exactly what he's done.
1. He spelled out his 5-point plan several times (energy independence, opening trade, killing the deficit, education, and promoting small business)
2. He answered better than Obama (e.g. Libya, his pension, and the fast and furious scandal)
1. His 5 point plan is similar to saying "Well, I'll fix the economy!" without providing any indepth specifics.
2. He answered better? Really? You mean, when he was called out for providing blatantly incorrect information by the moderator about Libya, he was answering it better? You mean, when he made the stuffty attempt to try and kiss the deceased asses instead of referencing the actual issue, he answered better? Romney contradicted far too many of his initial policies in this debate, and that was a blatant mistake. The fact that you avoid the constant change he promotes/the major republicans running shows me that you are, in fact, republican, even though you state otherwise. No one would've supported Ryan in the vice presidential debate unless they were -- it was obvious that he lost that debate, and it was obvious that Obama won this one.
Overall Obama was very rude and seemed really angsty/ angry last night
Who was the one who kept interrupting the moderator? Obama did once, and he immediately stopped. Romney was told that he'd be able to mention what he so desperately had to get out during his next question, but instead he kept going, and going, SEVERAL times. Romney was the rude individual last night. For forget's sake, did you even watch the debate?
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