Trinnity
09-18-2012, 03:58 PM
Obama team tries to lower expectations for debates
(http://www.myfoxdc.com/story/19563051/obama-touts-new-auto-case-against-china)
President Barack Obama's re-election campaign doesn't want to talk about what the Democrat is doing to prepare for the fall debates with Republican Mitt Romney. But aides are readily setting expectations - and not surprisingly, they want to keep them low for Obama while raising the stakes for Romney.
"While Mitt Romney has done 20 debates in the last year, he has not done one in four years, so there certainly is a challenge in that regard," Jennifer Psaki, Obama's campaign spokeswoman, said of the president on Monday.
[S]ome of the Obama campaign's tactical lowering of expectations is also rooted in the truth. Aides say the structured - and time-limited - nature of the debates isn't a natural fit for Obama, who often is long-winded when answering questions during news conferences or town hall-style meetings.
Obama's campaign purposely has been vague about how he is getting ready for the debates and aides refused to discuss details of his preparations publicly.
Can't wait for the debates....
Obama cannot defend his record and Romney can hammer him. Romney has to step up the passion in his presentation. This is his chance to take Obama to the woodshed.
As for Biden...lolol.
(http://www.myfoxdc.com/story/19563051/obama-touts-new-auto-case-against-china)
President Barack Obama's re-election campaign doesn't want to talk about what the Democrat is doing to prepare for the fall debates with Republican Mitt Romney. But aides are readily setting expectations - and not surprisingly, they want to keep them low for Obama while raising the stakes for Romney.
"While Mitt Romney has done 20 debates in the last year, he has not done one in four years, so there certainly is a challenge in that regard," Jennifer Psaki, Obama's campaign spokeswoman, said of the president on Monday.
[S]ome of the Obama campaign's tactical lowering of expectations is also rooted in the truth. Aides say the structured - and time-limited - nature of the debates isn't a natural fit for Obama, who often is long-winded when answering questions during news conferences or town hall-style meetings.
Obama's campaign purposely has been vague about how he is getting ready for the debates and aides refused to discuss details of his preparations publicly.
Can't wait for the debates....
Obama cannot defend his record and Romney can hammer him. Romney has to step up the passion in his presentation. This is his chance to take Obama to the woodshed.
As for Biden...lolol.