And the winner is … Live analysis of the vice presidential debate
As the 2012 vice presidential debate unfolds at Centre College in Kentucky, we'll be offering you live analysis on this blog. Throughout the debate, Hearst Newspapers national political reporter Rick...
View ArticleBuzzwords: More substance in VP debate; Romney mentioned a lot more than Obama
The only vice presidential debate of the election is over, and it's clear to anyone who watched that tonight's showdown was much more dynamic and spirited than the first presidential debate between...
View ArticleWhat Obama and Romney must accomplish at next debate
After wilting under the heat of Mitt Romney's attacks in the first presidential debate in Denver, Barack Obama is hoping to rebound with an improved performance at their second encounter on Tuesday.So...
View ArticleObama, Romney rematch could set TV ratings records
Obama and Romney's first debate was in the same ball part as the top viewed presidential debates, sitting at sixth overall within 3 million of numbers five through two. However, they have a long way to...
View ArticleTweet the vote: real-time reactions from the second debate
Texas on the Potomac compiles a live blog of Houston's best debate tweets. From serious to funny to brutally honest, we present your real-time reactions to the second presidential debate.
View ArticleDebate report card: Grading Obama and Romney performances at Hofstra
Before Tuesday's presidential debate, we outlined five things that President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney needed to accomplish at the Hofstra University debate. Here’s a...
View ArticleEarly polls suggest Obama beat Romney in second debate
A CNN poll, which consisted of 33 percent Democrats and 33 percent Republicans, showed 46 percent of viewers thought Obama won compared to 39 percent for Romney. Twelve percent thought the debate was a...
View ArticleBuzzwords: Both candidates use aggressive language in second debate
Tonight Barack Obama and Mitt Romney met for the second time to debate whose plan will be best for America. Texas on the Potomac presents its word clouds highlighting the focus of each candidate during...
View ArticleThe Week Ahead: Before the last debate, Obama and Romney continue to be tied...
The race remains President Obama’s to lose, but a mid-sized misstep could be enough to elect Governor Romney.
View ArticleObama to Romney: The 1980?s are calling to ask for their foreign policy back
"When it comes to our foreign policy, you seem to want to import the foreign policies of the 1980s, just like the social policies of the 1950s and the economic policies of the 1920s," Barack Obama said...
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