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Showing Original Post only (View all)How Did Voters React to the Debate? [View all]
Source: ABC News (The Note blog)
When asked to describe their impressions of Romney, the women used words like rude, pushy and assertive and when asked to clarify if assertive was positive or negative, the woman who offered that description said it was negative.
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Several women expressed disappointment that abortion rights were not brought up, saying that they would have liked to hear the candidates talk about that issue in their own words, since they mostly just hear small snippets in commercials.
Read more: http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/10/how-did-voters-react-to-the-debate/
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This debate was about the economy I thought? Isn't that why abortion wasn't brought up?
still_one
Oct 2012
#1
Another article on the same topic: Group at Dole applies dials to Romney, Obama during debate
Texas Lawyer
Oct 2012
#7
He wasn't just "looking down"--he was making notes on points he wanted to rebut from
tblue37
Oct 2012
#30
well some of us take the "lecturing Obama" as extremely disrespectful & entitled-looking
wordpix
Oct 2012
#42
Yeah, well "some of us" would include me and I don't really know what your point is.
whathehell
Oct 2012
#46
"Too late now to do anything about I now unless Obama can make a convincing case in the next debate"
skeewee08
Oct 2012
#23
We wanted him to STOP. Mr. Obama bent over backwards trying to be bipartisan.
Ikonoklast
Oct 2012
#44