The second presidential debate did little to shed new light on either candidate.  For President Obama he gave his campaign stump speech in answer to every question he was asked.  Mitt Romney gave his most compelling argument in favor of defeating the president by saying the American people can do better. 

Who won tonight's Presidential debate between Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama?  

Based upon latest “Your Daily Polling Update” by Ron Faucheux, President of Clarus Research Group, President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are even nationwide as they go into tonight’s second debate in front of a town hall environment.

The second Presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney is now history. It covers numerous issues ranging from the budget, the US debt, violence in America, abortion and women's rights, terrorism including the most recent terrorists attacks in Libya.

This year, Americans will be subjected to another presidential election season of unfair and unbalanced debates.

The debate over the Obama-Romney debate round one is over.  Clearly, in the minds of just about everyone, Romney won.

After a pathetic debate performance, liberals are no longer so confident that Barack Obama is a lock for re-election. Until the showdown on stage in Denver, liberals had been quite confident their man would prevail, citing battleground state polls that favored the President. Seems they popped the champagne bottles too early as new polls show Romney received a bump from his strong showing in the first debate.  

With the Presidential election coming up, the Louisiana political scene is lighting up.  Let’s take a trip around the world of social media and the Internet to get a glance as to what people are saying this week…

The Presidential debate between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama Wednesday night featured economic issues including healthcare, the economy, the national debt and even Big Bird of PBS.

Now that the first debate is history, the question might be not just who won but what happens next due to the debate?. 

Now that the first "Great debate" between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney are over, who won?