I'm not all that political but I do pay enough attention when its election time. For the past few months I have watched both Romney and Obama go over their pros and cons and its been pretty interesting. However after the debate was over I couldn't figure out why republicans were so happy and democrats were so displeased with the current president and he approach. Remember, becoming president is a war and a debate is just a battle. Its very important that people everywhere know, understand and comprehend the difference. I will be honest, most of what I have heard as been on TV and I know that TV can lie...but I think I do a pretty good job of filtering the bull crap most of the time. But what bothers me is the social media folks that get online claiming president Obama should have taken it to Romney and are getting tired of him NOT being aggressive and showing little emotion. Really?
So you want president Obama to act a certain way because Romney has left the door open for him to do so? However, some of you same people voted for president Obama 4 years ago because he was so cool and able to get his point across without having to be aggressive. Here is a fact...In 4 years I haven't seen him change once. He is about what he says and shows. He believes he can get the job done without having to argue, fuss, raise his voice or get nasty with people. (Something I as well as alot of you still have not yet been able to do)
I personally don't like everything about him but is Romney better for the country as a whole? I have been around the world a few times learning aggression is not liked in many places and usually turning people off while being taken very serious. So, don't be upset at our president for NOT going in on Romney...be happy he understands fully the dos and donts not only in this country but around the world. Remember, he is trying to clean up the mess Bush left and trust me, Bush made alot of people hate the US. Obama is liked more and easier to deal with. No one likes a bully so don't put one in the white house...
