Now that the fourth and final Presidential debate is history and Barack Obama and Mitt Romney have challenged one another on a foreign policy and to some extent economic development matters, who won the final Presidential debate?

Based upon the averages of the Presidential polls today, Romney is ahead by one in the popular vote according to Ron Faucheux, President of Clarus. 

As democratic President Barack Obama and his republican challenger Mitt Romney await the opening bell of the closing debate, this one focused upon the foreign policy agenda, it now appears  the contest could not be any closer.

Whom would have thunk it?

Certainly, conventional wisdom  would say that the most prominent newspaper in Utah, the most Mormon of Mormon states would be glowing with praise for the presidency of Mitt Romney, a Mormon.

Imagine a presidential election result with Mitt Romney slaughtering President Barack Obama by a 52-45 margin but with the democrat winning the electoral college marbles, thus getting re-elected?

Which Presidential candidate would be the best to advocate issues that benefit women in the United States?

Ever since he won the first presidential debate, GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney has been making inroads against President Obama.

According to stats from Ron Faucheux’s, President of Clarus, in his “Lunchtime Politics” report, President Barack Obama leads in the battleground states, however, Mitt Romney tops Obama in the polls nationally by 2 percent.

Which candidate would be a better president for U.S. women--Obama or Romney?

The democrats believe they have the “leg up” on women’s issues claiming Romney has flip-flopped all over the place on the issue of  “choice” with his now saying he is solidly pro-life although admittedly being  pro-choice before being pro-life.

Ron Faucheux, President of Clarus Inc. has released its daily “Lunchtime Politics” email showing that President Obama’s approval remains at 49% from Wednesday and is two points below Republican candidate Mitt Romney in the Presidential race.