Romney 20 & Obama 10

At halftime Mitt took a sizeable lead in debating
by blitzing on defense and scoring big with some zingers
("my friend told me you're supposed to pick winners & losers,
but you pick all losers")
as well as a strong ground game,
demonstrating bipartisan achievement in governing.

The Democratic ball handling was weak and fumbling was frequent.
Indeed, it looked like management took the opponent for granted and
was somewhat unprepared for the wildcat.
It seemed that more of a prevent defense was utilized,
rather than a focus on scoring.

The run up in scoring was further aided by the lack of flags for fouls
for somewhat obvious illegal procedures,
such an use of the
"unelected committee deciding what medical procedures will be covered."

Also, both candidates should have been flagged for multiple clock violations.

Apparently, the replacement ref. decided to just let them play.

Nonetheless, the polls will probably close somewhat over the next week,
with Mitt being in almost striking range,
until the eventual realization
that Mitt pulled a fast one,
by flip flopping on his previous stated plans.

Halftime entrtainment will be provided by 2 singers with feet in their mouths;
Ryan & Biden.

The second half will provide quite entertaining.
I predict a much more focused and well planned offense by the president.
Apparently, he did not have as much respect for how smooth
a used car salesman Mitt is.
Mitt didn't talk venture capitalists out of $ Millions,
because he's not a good talker.

Nonetheless, the second half MIGHT decide the final outcome,
especially if a lot more fumbling by the president occurs.