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    Posted October 22, 2012 by
    k3vsDad
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    Final presidential debate: Unanswered questions

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    Initial Reaction to the Final Debate

     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     k3vsDad, who is leaning for Romney, told me, 'The low point was how both candidates would rattle off talking points rather than the actual [direct] answer.'
    - hhanks, CNN iReport producer

    My initial reaction to tonight's final Presidential Debate gives the edge to President

    Obama, but with Romney holding firm through most of the evening.

    It should come as no surprise since this is the main job of the President which he

    has been dealing with over the last nearly 4 years. The Constitution clearly sets

    national security, defense, and foreign policy as the duties that are at the forefront

    for anyone who occupies the Oval Office.

    While there were some ups and downs for both men, at times it was difficult to see

    where the dividing line was between both candidates' positions...especially with

    the Mideast.

    I would be remiss not to note, that both candidates did their best to turn this

    foreign policy/national security debate into one on the economy and domestic

    issues.

    My full Cornfield Analysis will be uploaded later after I have a chance to digest it

    all.

    From the Cornfield, edge Obama.
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