| Monday October 22, 2012 9:28 Ahmad
Unlike Obama in the first debate, both candidates are keenly aware of the split screen. In other words, Obama no longer looks down or takes notes.
9:28 Walter Shapiro: Mitt Romney has not made errors in the first two debates, which is why it's interesting that he started to say "Iraq" when he meant "Iran."
Monday October 22, 2012 9:28 Walter Shapiro
9:28 Virginia Heffernan: ...driving foreign policy conversation IN 2008, I meant.
Monday October 22, 2012 9:28 Virginia Heffernan
9:27 Chris Suellentrop, Yahoo!: Presentation-wise, this has definitely been Romney's weakest debate of the three, so far. Plenty of time for him to get more surefooted, but he's not quite as clear tonight.
9:27 Virginia Heffernan: Interesting that Sept. 11th is nowhere in this election so far; if I remember right, it was still the force majeure driving all foreign policy conversation. I guess the idea is the Osama bin Laden assassination ended "September 11" as an event.
Monday October 22, 2012 9:27 Virginia Heffernan
9:27 [Comment From Louis: ]
Romney seems to hesitate on all questions... （落幕泥好像对每个问题都很迟疑...）
Monday October 22, 2012 9:27 Louis
9:27 [Comment From Brian Dobbs: ]
Mitt is For Peace, he gets my vote
Monday October 22, 2012 9:27 Brian Dobbs
9:26 Walter Shapiro: Romney sounds hesitant on the Mubarck answer.
Monday October 22, 2012 9:26 Walter Shapiro
9:25 Walter Shapiro: I am in no way downplaying "rights for women" as a human-rights issue. But its high-priority status in this debate is related to domestic politics and the gender gap.
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