#tellusatoday: Quick takes on presidential debate
We asked our readers on Twitter for their impressions of Tuesday's presidential debate. Comments edited for clarity and grammar.
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Mitt Romney asked important questions but has to trust voters to let them draw the conclusion rather than hammering too much.
--@JoeWalshatLime
Romney playing the blame game with no specifics. He has changed his mind on so many things I am so confused.
--@MonicaKeegan
To proclaim a winner is to believe in the notion that politicians are required to debate the truth.
--@globalmacro646
Obama side-stepped the Libya question with a long-winded, "emotional," yet hollow speech. We're still waiting for a clear explanation.
--@miamiempeditor
President Obama was the winner.
--@r2r316
It's a push. Both gave workmanlike performances with no major errors or knockout punches. This will benefit Romney's campaign.
--@smhineslaw
Mitt Romney won hands down.
--@MerleTrammell
By bullying Romney is not being a good leader! Crude, rude, brash and juvenile! I am a former teacher.
--@RodReep
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