Hmmmm,was it less than two weeks ago when, before the first presidential debate in Denver, I was saying that Mitt Romney was facing a crucial moment in his campaign. It was coming right after President Obama's Democratic Convention bounce, the scrutiny over the 47% comment, and all the handwringing over the state of the Romney campaign.
How quickly that narrative can change. Now it's President Obama who is facing that crucial moment -- to fully turn the page on that first debate performance. Mind you,The president isn't behind, and he still holds more paths to 270 electoral votes than Mit Romney, but he needs to slow Romney's roll, his momentum and get it back on his side.
Bottom line: Tonight is all about women Suburban women; They has been President Obama’s demographic firewall. Mitt Romney has made some progress with them on his fav rating and on handling the economy, but not on ballot test.
Tonight will tell us whether he continues to make progress... Tonight will tell us a lot of things..
Tonight’s debate, which takes place at 9:00 pm ET from Hofstra University in Hempstead, NY, features questions from uncommitted voters selected by the Gallup Organization and is moderated by CNN’s Candy Crowley.Mitt Romney will take the first question, and then President Obama gets the second. There are no closing statements.
Tonight will tell us whether he continues to make progress... Tonight will tell us a lot of things.. Stay tuned!
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