Romney Gets Decisive Edge in Post-Debate Polling

Sixty-seven percent give the win to the GOP candidate

Reason Staff | 10.3.2012 11:36 PM

BREAKING: Results of CNN-ORC Post-Debate flash poll. Who won the debate: Romney 67%, Obama 25%. +_ 4%.

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LifeStrategies 14 years ago

Before giving anyone your vote, the secret of success is to find out how much experience they have in creating wealth for themselves, as opposed to just earning an employee's salary.

If a politician has practical experience in creating wealth, and they're not a sophist, you stand a better chance that they understand the value of implementing wealth creating policies which benefit everyone, including you.

Cris Baker
Bruce Majors for Congress (DC) 14 years ago

Obama ot smacked in his lady parts

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Romney Gets Decisive Edge in Post-Debate Polling

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