Quem venceu o debate esta noite?
«Romney is Winner for the Media, Big Loser is Moderator Jim Lehrer. […] Substantively, Obama won the people who will already vote Democratic, Romney won the people who will already vote Republican, and the swing voters are just as confused as ever.» Matthew Rozsa ( Historiador: Politics, 2012 El
Who Won the Debate in Terms of Temperament? « I wrote this morning that the most important thing to watch in tonight’s debate would be the evidence it gave of the candidates’ temperaments, as they faced each other in the most high-stakes moment of the campaign. I described temperament […]as “the strength of character that allows a president to stay on top of all the events and complexities and life-and-death challenges of the world’s most difficult job, and to remain open-minded and flexible and yet determined.” Throughout most of the debate, and especially in the first half, Romney seemed more confident and flexible and yet determined than President Obama did. Obama looked defensive and uncertain. Romney may have said things that were clearly untrue—I believe he did—but he said them convincingly, and Obama didn’t even challenge them. [Frederick E. Allen, in Forbes]
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« 3 Quotes ["Trickle-down government" (new political lexicon); “Deficit spending” ; “I'm gonna stop the subsidy to PBS. I'm gonna stop other things”] proving Why Mitt Romney Was the Clear Winner at the Presidential Debate» James Velasquez
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«In the First Presidential Debate, A Lack of Foresight Prevents Us from Understanding Candidates' Visions. Obama's subdued performance along with Romney's aggressive use of the president's usual rhetoric and the candidates' mutual emphasis on communality made the first debate a murky affair.» (Sam Meier )
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Winners and losers from the first presidential debate : Romney earns a star turn when he needed one, while Obama seemed purposely restrained. [Chris Cillizza , Washington Post]
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«Two-thirds of people who watched the first presidential debate think that Republican nominee Mitt Romney won the showdown, according to a nationwide poll conducted Wednesday night. According to a CNN/ORC International survey conducted right after the debate, 67% of debate watchers questioned said that the Republican nominee won the faceoff, with one in four saying that President Barack Obama was victorious.» (CNN Poll)
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Quem venceu o debate esta noite?
«Romney is Winner for the Media, Big Loser is Moderator Jim Lehrer. […] Substantively, Obama won the people who will already vote Democratic, Romney won the people who will already vote Republican, and the swing voters are just as confused as ever.» Matthew Rozsa ( Historiador: Politics, 2012 El
Who Won the Debate in Terms of Temperament? « I wrote this morning that the most important thing to watch in tonight’s debate would be the evidence it gave of the candidates’ temperaments, as they faced each other in the most high-stakes moment of the campaign. I described temperament […]as “the strength of character that allows a president to stay on top of all the events and complexities and life-and-death challenges of the world’s most difficult job, and to remain open-minded and flexible and yet determined.” Throughout most of the debate, and especially in the first half, Romney seemed more confident and flexible and yet determined than President Obama did. Obama looked defensive and uncertain. Romney may have said things that were clearly untrue—I believe he did—but he said them convincingly, and Obama didn’t even challenge them. [Frederick E. Allen, in Forbes]
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« 3 Quotes ["Trickle-down government" (new political lexicon); “Deficit spending” ; “I'm gonna stop the subsidy to PBS. I'm gonna stop other things”] proving Why Mitt Romney Was the Clear Winner at the Presidential Debate» James Velasquez
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«In the First Presidential Debate, A Lack of Foresight Prevents Us from Understanding Candidates' Visions. Obama's subdued performance along with Romney's aggressive use of the president's usual rhetoric and the candidates' mutual emphasis on communality made the first debate a murky affair.» (Sam Meier )
*
Winners and losers from the first presidential debate : Romney earns a star turn when he needed one, while Obama seemed purposely restrained. [Chris Cillizza , Washington Post]
*
«Two-thirds of people who watched the first presidential debate think that Republican nominee Mitt Romney won the showdown, according to a nationwide poll conducted Wednesday night. According to a CNN/ORC International survey conducted right after the debate, 67% of debate watchers questioned said that the Republican nominee won the faceoff, with one in four saying that President Barack Obama was victorious.» (CNN Poll)
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Quem venceu o debate esta noite?
«Romney is Winner for the Media, Big Loser is Moderator Jim Lehrer. […] Substantively, Obama won the people who will already vote Democratic, Romney won the people who will already vote Republican, and the swing voters are just as confused as ever.» Matthew Rozsa ( Historiador: Politics, 2012 El
Who Won the Debate in Terms of Temperament? « I wrote this morning that the most important thing to watch in tonight’s debate would be the evidence it gave of the candidates’ temperaments, as they faced each other in the most high-stakes moment of the campaign. I described temperament […]as “the strength of character that allows a president to stay on top of all the events and complexities and life-and-death challenges of the world’s most difficult job, and to remain open-minded and flexible and yet determined.” Throughout most of the debate, and especially in the first half, Romney seemed more confident and flexible and yet determined than President Obama did. Obama looked defensive and uncertain. Romney may have said things that were clearly untrue—I believe he did—but he said them convincingly, and Obama didn’t even challenge them. [Frederick E. Allen, in Forbes]
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« 3 Quotes ["Trickle-down government" (new political lexicon); “Deficit spending” ; “I'm gonna stop the subsidy to PBS. I'm gonna stop other things”] proving Why Mitt Romney Was the Clear Winner at the Presidential Debate» James Velasquez
*
«In the First Presidential Debate, A Lack of Foresight Prevents Us from Understanding Candidates' Visions. Obama's subdued performance along with Romney's aggressive use of the president's usual rhetoric and the candidates' mutual emphasis on communality made the first debate a murky affair.» (Sam Meier )
*
Winners and losers from the first presidential debate : Romney earns a star turn when he needed one, while Obama seemed purposely restrained. [Chris Cillizza , Washington Post]
*
«Two-thirds of people who watched the first presidential debate think that Republican nominee Mitt Romney won the showdown, according to a nationwide poll conducted Wednesday night. According to a CNN/ORC International survey conducted right after the debate, 67% of debate watchers questioned said that the Republican nominee won the faceoff, with one in four saying that President Barack Obama was victorious.» (CNN Poll)
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