On Monday night, Mitt Romney has the opportunity to slam the door on Obama’s failed presidency in a most pronounced way.
The old conventional wisdom has always been that debates don’t make all that much difference but, that’s all out the window now.
The first debate swung things solidly in Romney’s direction.
Joe Biden, in the even MORE traditionally ignored Vice Presidential debate, was so widely disdained for his tremendously disturbed behavior that the hole became deeper for liberals.
In the second Presidential debate, Obama’s attack mode of desperation was glaring but, as the singular question regarding Libya was fact checked, Obama came out on the short end and the first of the polls from AFTER that debate are showing that Romney’s momentum remains strong.
So…Monday night…The 3rd and final debate between the tops of the tickets.
In a campaign and an election that’s supposed to be all about the economy…Foreign Policy will take center stage and it is Foreign Policy which stands the greatest chance of obliterating Obama’s presidency in much the same way as it is thought an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs.
Libya is just the tip of the asteroid.
The cosmic forces that set it in motion and put it on a collision course with planet Obama are the combined absurdity of 4 years of Obama’s foreign policies.
From the day Obama occupied the oval office, he embarked on foreign policy failure which can best be described as a Triple A policy.
Liberal/socialists are spinning faster than pulsars and, in what is becoming deeper and deeper desperation, the lies spewing from them are running down the walls all over the place.
“Yesterday, four of these extraordinary Americans were killed in an attack on our diplomatic post in Benghazi.”
I lost count last night, during the debate, of how many times Obama asked Moderator Candy Crowley to either change the topic or how many times she cut off Mitt Romney to change the topic.
In the ever spinning world of the Obama Campaign Administration cover up of the Libya terrorist attack, we take another go-around.
Glaring. Transparent. Arrogant.
After the State Department said:
If you look at a Monet with a magnifying glass, it looks like a collection of brightly colored blotches.