Poll: Voter expectations lower for Obama this debate

[coolwalker]

Voters are divided over who will fare better in this week's presidential debate, according to a Pew Research Center poll released Monday, one day before the showdown. According to the survey, 41% of voters say President Barack Obama will do a better job on stage, while 37% say the same about Mitt Romney, a margin that falls within the sampling error.

read more: http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...ate/?hpt=po_c2

[patrickt]

Not mine. I might be the only guy whose expectations were met by the nitwit in the White House.

[Canadianeye]

Voters are divided over who will fare better in this week's presidential debate, according to a Pew Research Center poll released Monday, one day before the showdown. According to the survey, 41% of voters say President Barack Obama will do a better job on stage, while 37% say the same about Mitt Romney, a margin that falls within the sampling error.

read more: http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...ate/?hpt=po_c2

I think this debate will fare well for Obama. He will speak aggressively, and at times with rehearsed volume and ferocity. Romney, the long time exceptional debater, will counter properly and similarly....but it will be the punditry after the debates that will shower Obama with praise.

He just needs to not do what he did last debate (tougher format) and he will be "declared" the victor.

[Peter1469]

Obama does good in town hall debates. I would be surprised if he does poorly.

[patrickt]

If President Obama wets his pants and passes out on stage the media will have him a clear winner.

[Peter1469]

If President Obama wets his pants and passes out on stage the media will have him a clear winner.

I am sure that the articles are already written.

[garyo]

Well you can't fall off the floor.