The Debate in 100 Words
In overstated's Presidential Debate Redux, we find the two men boiled down to their essences:
The president says I've changed my mind. The first president in 72 years to lose jobs. Believed it in 1998 when Clinton was president. This president rushed to war, pushed our allies aside. This president hasn't listened. A president's job is to win the peace. Mr. President, countries are leaving the coalition, not joining. Ladies and gentlemen, it's his tax plan. This president chose a tax cut over homeland security. The president blocked it. Five million people have lost their health insurance under this president. Mr. President, you're batting 0 for 2. People's rights have been abused.
Our plan is working. We've already 75 percent of his people. I -- listen, I -- we've got a great country. People love America. Thanks. My opponent's right, we need good intelligence. Right, thank you for that. We've got to pay our troops more. You can save tax-free. Less regulations if we want jobs here; legal reform if we want jobs here; and we've got to keep taxes low. It was the right decision. On the tax cut, it's a big decision. I did the right decision. Charlie, thanks. Tomorrow, Afghanistan will be voting for a president.
Revealing.
