Mostly, two peas in a pod...

Both Pres. Obama and Gov. Romney did a very good job, i thought. If they're the kind of men you like.

Twice Gov. Romney said things that pleased me. First, when he fleetingly mentioned the Tenth Ammendment in connection with nationalized health care (which obliterates constitutional government by bringing one-fifth of the nation's economy inside the Beltway). But that was it--a fleeting mention with no conviction behind it. Sad.

Second, and much more encouraging, when Gov. Romney declared several times that the deficit is "immoral." Kudos to him for that!

There was only one subject where blood was drawn and that was each time... Gov. Romney mentioned the "unelected board" that would make decisions about what would and would not be covered by Pres. Obama's nationalized health care. Whenever the subject was raised by Gov. Romney, Pres. Obama had facial tics, squirmed, and interrupted. The President knows his board is not simply a "best practices" forum, but will ration health care in such a way as to deny lifesaving treatments to the feeble, aged, and handicapped.

President Obama has stated that he wants his daughters to have sex education because, as he put it back in 2008,  "I don't want my daughters punished with a baby." He's also said that he wants Planned Parenthood funded so his daughters have that "choice. Those who think President Obama is not fully committed to his federal board withholding lifesaving therapies from those at the margins of life fully deserve the president they have. And likely they elected him and have themselves murdered their own sons and daughters, and have helped their children out of crisis pregnancies by paying for the murder of their own grandchildren.

We are a bloodthirsty nation and nationalized health care is the next step in the growth in our bloodguilt before the Living God Who has warned us that He hates the shedding of innocent blood.

(This next to last paragraph has been edited, largely to make the summary of President Obama's attitude toward potential grandchildren from a crisis pregnancy more accurate.)