“This is Mr. Trump’s positive closing message to American voters, and it comes at a time when Secretary Clinton has abandoned any positive message of her own,” said Jason Miller, senior communications adviser.
“We believe voters are looking to go in a new direction and Mr. Trump is ready to lead this change.”
“I think it’s fair to say I was just too polite, because, you know, it’s hard to sometimes just keep on saying and what you’re saying isn’t true. It gets repetitive. I understand, but you know, what happens though is that when people lose one game, you know, this is a long haul. Governor Romney kept on making mistakes month after month so it made it look artificially like this was, might end up being a cakewalk. But we understood internally that it never would be. That it was going to tight- it tightened over the last three or four days, but it could have tightened after the convention if they hadn’t had such a bad convention. I’ve got another debate on Tuesday of next week. And by next week “I got this.”
The Republican National Committee releases “Smirk” after the first presidential debate. Governor Romney laid out a clear plan to create jobs and get the middle class back to economic prosperity and President Obama who was visibly angry couldn’t explain his failed policies that have left 23 million people looking for work.
Was Obama upset or incompetent during the first debate?
Look at Obama’s stance behind the podium in Denver, Colorado.