Fight Night

Well I of course think Romney won. Why , because obama had to defend his record or attempt to explain it and he just could not. I was surprised that Romney brought up F and F on the gun issue and wonder if it will now get more air time from the MSM. Obama did well with what he had to work with which is a mess and no matter how he tried to spin it in asking for 4 more its not likely he would change much. So asking for 4 more years of the same is a tough row to hoe. It was a tussle from start to finish and both camps cut men have some work to do tonight.

Oh and in case you missed it ...the big kerfuffle of the night ...it turns out that even crowley admits Romney was right

 

and then there is this little jem

 

Female employees in the Obama White House make considerably less than their male colleagues, records show.

According to the 2011 annual report on White House staff, female employees earned a median annual salary of $60,000, which was about 18 percent less than the median salary for male employees ($71,000).

Read more: http://times247.com/articles/white-house-pays-women-less#ixzz29YF2n7fy

and obama once again was throwing stones at Romney's plan to cut tax breaks saying the math didn't add up .....LOL ....once again obama was wrong. Obama claims that there is not 5 trillion in these tax breaks ....well doing the math 1.1 trillion a year works out to 11 trillion over ten ....more than twice as much as Romney's proposed plan

WASHINGTON, D.C. – New research shows that dropping each one of the 200 tax breaks currently available in the US tax system would allow the government to slash the tax obligations of individual taxpayers in the country.

Every year the US government misses out on over USD 1.1 trillion in additional tax revenues due to the about 200 tax breaks and allowances offered in the US tax system. The revenue lost to the tax breaks is nearly equivalent to the annual budget deficit seen by the USA every year, according to the latest research published by the non-partisan think tank the Congressional Research Center (CRC).