Second Presidential Debate Offers Open Forum
The second round of presidential debates will take place Tuesday night at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York.
The debate will follow the structure of a town meeting and will cover foreign and domestic policies.
Attendees will be able to ask questions and President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney will have two minutes each to respond.
The participants will consist of undecided voters chosen by the Gallup Organization, a research and polling company.
Romney supporters expect the Republican Candidate to come into the arena strong after the first debate. Furthermore, the town hall format will give prove Romney's relatability to voters.
Analysts say Obama needs a powerful prescence to recover from his tired performance in the campaign's first debate.However, they say he must adapte his pathos for the town hall format.
"The race is tightening," said Mo Elleithee, a Democratic campaign strategist. "It will be very, very close, but the president will win re-election."
The question I have for YOU Gov. Romney. Is about the vacine problem of late that caused menigitis in many Americans. The regulation of saftey was relegated to the states ( because it was a compounding company not a manufacturing company) the FDA was not involved. Why wasn't the problem caught by the States before there was a problem with the American Peoples's Health. If the FDA was involved this probably wouldn't of happened. But that's big gov't and a program that I think is on your chopping block