Obama Is Ready For Round 2

In a recent ABC interview with Diane Sawyer, President Obama discusses his strategy for the upcoming second debate next week. First Obama goes on and admits to America that his performance was great and does the humble thing by saying “Governor Romney had a good night. I had a bad night. It's not the first time,” Which is a good thing for him to say so we know that he realized it and can learn from it. As the interview continues, Obama reassures voters that the first debate is just that, the first debate and that there are four more weeks to go. In the interview Obama acknowledges that he didn’t represent the ideal image democratic voters expected from him by saying, "If you have a bad game you just move on, you look forward to the next one, and it makes you that much more determined," he said, comparing the political face-off to a sports game.  So what is Obama’s new approach? Well for starters, Obama plans on a tougher approach and to make sure the American people see his consistency on the issues at hand. Sawyer asked the President whether it was possible his performance had handed the election to Romney, Obama said, “No.” “What’s important is the fundamentals of what this race is about haven’t changed,” he said. “You know, Governor Romney went to a lot of trouble to try to hide what his positions are.” In this interview it reassures the voters that Obama isn’t giving up and that he wants to continue being presidents and how the next debate will have a little more activity.