Obama and Romney Offer to Possible Preview of Their First Debate

 By Estefania Vázquez Silva

My news is the day September 23, 2012 the New York Times news Obama and Romney Offer to Possible Preview of Their First Debate as Romney begins telling us criticizes President Obama for remarks he made in which he refused to join in Prime Minister of Israel. Obama also mentioned that he spoke in a separate interview on the same CBS show called 60 minutes, said he spoke frequently with Mr. Netanyahu and Israel described as "one of our closest allies in the region." Furthermore Romney was asked to assume to make accusations against Obama on the issue of not concretely defend their plans and objectives of the country's foreign policy. Therefore the two presidential candidates offered a preview of what will be their debate will be held on October 3 in Denver.

During the debate, Romney tried to correct the damage caused by his statements he made to a group of wealthy donors adding that "I have a very effective campaign. Was doing a very good job. But all I'm saying is elegant" Trying to compensate what he had said and justifying their actions in certain circumstances. On the other hand Obama adopted a combative tone in his interview enough, the defense of the administration's actions on bailouts, health legislation and efforts to help homeowners and job seekers. Obama also said he had failed in one of its central promises he mentioned in his 2008 campaign and regretted failing which sought to "change the tone in Washington."

Both candidates said they are wont to do at night to finish their work routines and how they feel. CBS correspondent Scott Pelley asked each of them how they felt and found it very interesting that while Obama prefers to have conversations with his wife and then read for a while and write. Romney also talks to his wife and likewise enjoys reading and plan your next day's routine, but equally for Romney as mentioned in other articles and as many already know the topic of religion is a matter of utmost importance to him. Therefore expected to make a comment about it every night and said "I will pray. Prayer is a time to connect with the divine, but also the time, I'm sure, to concentrate the thoughts, meditate and imagine what could be. "CBS correspondent Scott Pelley asked what you want and ask God what Romney was cleverly replied" That's between me and God, "Mr. Romney replied with a smile. "But above all wisdom and understanding. I try to understand things I do not understand." Romney Finally again cause controversy with his comments that in some way were a bit funny and interesanes on religious affiliation and as influencing both him and his daily life both personally and politically and as surely be affecting and influencing during his administration if they succeed in defeating Obama in the next election. I found interesting was the CBS interview and that despite having heho separate interviews each candidate, managed to generate a lot of controversy between them as they responded and gave their views without getting back.