Vice President Joe Biden at a campaign event in Council Bluffs, Iowa: “Yes, we’re gonna ask the wealthy to pay more. My heart breaks. [Laughter] Come on, man. You know the phrase they always use, ‘Obama and Biden want to
MSNBC’s Touré explained to the disappointed members of his audience that Barack Obama is at a disadvantage in presidential debates because, as a black man, he can’t really be seen as fighting back.
At a rally in Denver on Thursday, President Obama argued the “spirited fellow” he met on stage at the first presidential debate the night before wasn’t “the real Mitt Romney.”
President Obama must be rattled from Wednesday night’s debate performance as he assured a rally in Colorado that he would “export more jobs.”
Jon Stewart on Obama’s debate performance:
Appearing on MSNBC’s Daily Rundown former NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Brokaw “I think that this morning we have a kick-start to this presidential campaign. If it had been Romney performing like the president last night, it would have been
Bay Buchanan discussed Romney’s ground game and talked about the lack of Obama surrogates in the “spin room” after the debate. Buchanan said that “these are the professionals” who were coming out to defend Obama’s performance. No Obama surrogates actually
Former Democrat Artur Davis was impressed by Governor Romney’s debate performance. He said that this was the Mitt Romney he knew and that he was happy that the American people were getting to see a clear picture of the real
The Chair of the RNC, Reince Priebus, told Breitbart News that President Obama’s debate performance will probably go down in history as the worst debate performance by an incumbent. Priebus said that the race is by no means over, and
Romney Senior Advisor Eric Fehrnstrom told Breitbart News the debate was a “knock out” but that the Romney campaign is now focusing on the upcoming debates.
Former Vice President Al Gore blames Denver and its thin air for Obama losing the Debate on 10-3
Congressman Chaffetz, ranked the second most conservative Congressman in the House, said that he was happy the American people were getting a chance to see the Mitt Romney he has been supporting since the beginning of the primaries. Chaffetz took
The Weekly Standard: “I’ve put forward a specific $4 trillion deficit-reduction plan,” President Obama said during his debate with Mitt Romney on Wednesday night. “It’s on a website. You can look at all the numbers, what cuts we make and
Chicago Tribune Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Clarence Page reacts to the first of three Presidential debates. (Posted: Oct 4, 2012)
