The Second Presidential Debate of 2012

The 2nd debate is over. People already realized who won.

It wasn't even close. President Barack Obama won the debate handily. He showed his passion, great intelligence, and wit. This debate was much better than the first one. It offered more details and more discussions of issues from immigration to foreign policy. The President performed much better during this debate than his previous one. From the beginning to the end of the debate, President Barack Obama took control. Mitt Romney interrupted the moderator Candy Crowley on numerous occasions in a reckless fashion. Candy Crowley to her credit stood up to Mitt Romney and made sure that the debate existed in a smooth fashion. Candy Crowley did an excellent in performing the debate. Romney in numerous times of the debate looked angry and upset. In many times, Mitt Romney acted in a disrespectful confrontation in body language to the President. The President deserves respect even I don't agree with him on every issue. The President smiled and was calm, cool, and collected. One of the biggest lies of Romney was that he denied that government created jobs. The reality is that government created jobs for thousands of years among human history. Congress people are in government jobs by definition. The government is by, of, and for the people of course as said by Abraham Lincoln. By the end of the debate, Romney looked tired, stumped on words, and seemed desperate. The President talked about the 47 percent comment that was highly strong. Mitt Romney said that he would be distinct from the ex-President George W. Bush, but each man have political similarities (from taxes to foreign policy). Both Mitt Romney and the President stood up to each other on several occasions to debate each other. Their body language signifies to me that these two men don't like each other at all in my opinion. They don't respect each other's ideologies at all. Mitt Romney's fought back in the middle of the debate, but the President dominated the debate especially in the beginning and at the end. President Barack Obama spoke comprehensively on how to solve the issue of immigration reform in America. Mitt Romney is a great debater in his own right, but the President is more of a gifted orator and debater than Mitt Romney. The President talked about Mitt Romney's Bain Capital benefiting economically from the outsourcing of jobs overseas. The debate was one of the greatest Presidential debates that I have seen on television.

By Timothy