Romney Decimates Obama in First Debate

ROMNEY'S BIG NIGHT!

Last Wednesday night Mitt Romney totally outclassed President Obama in the First Presidential Debate and event viewed by 67 Million people. Shockingly even the Liberal Media admitted Obama lost and performed poorly as even they were stunned at how Romney totally decimated the President on a grand stage. Romney came with facts, stats, and he displayed compassion, knowledge, personability, and leadership while doing it. Romney undid $150 Million in negative attack ads by Obama's machine by simply being honest, frank, and candid with the American people. He expressed sorrow at the state of our economy rather than anger. He dismantled Obama on his failures with a smile, and most importantly he stared Obama straight in the eyes during every exchange. The President meanwhile had a constant scowl on his face, looked bored, and didn't break from his talking points failing to answer Romney on the facts, half the time Obama gave meandering answers. Romney controlled the tone and pace of the debate from beginning to end. The result Romney wins hands down.

Romney got Obama to admit the existence of the "Death Panels" and the President couldn't give a credible answer to its purpose. Obama couldn't deny that Dodd Frank designates 5 banks "Too Big to Fail". Romney came out strong, aggressive, and Presidential as he schooled Obama who came out weak and flat.

Mitt Romney also delivered several memorable lines in my opinion the most significant of which was when he defined the Obama Plan as "Trickle Down Government" this statement was HUGE! It set the tone for the entire debate and you could clearly see the contrast between Romney's Free Enterprise approach as compared to Obama's Big Government Plan. It was a resounding victory for Conservatives as we move one step closer to defeating President Obama on November 6th. 

Next up Paul Ryan and Joe Biden square off in the VP Debate on Thursday October 11th. With the media already making excuses for Obama's poor performance going so far as to suggest Romney misrepresented his positions, at the same time the Obama team has been going around saying "The Real Romney didn't show up at the Debate". This kind of distortion and negativity is what Romney/Ryan will be up against in the remaining debates. In any event despite the suspicious jobs numbers the momentum is firmly behind Romney/Ryan.