The United States presidential elections.

In this debate Obama and Romney both agree that the corporate tax rate is to high, and need to lower it, they also agree that the United States needs to become energy efficient on their own and through doing this it will hopefully create a lot more jobs for Americans. Tax cuts were the first debate, both agree that America is doing best when the middle class is better off as most people are in the brackets of middle class America. Small businesses and start up business, along with businesses that are looking to invest in America will receive help also as these businesses can look at hiring more people when they are not paying so many taxes. Social security and Medicare were both big topics as well. Both say tweaks need to be worked with but majoratively not a lot needs to be changed to the plan. A few other different options were mentioned such as vouchers for medicines, but both candidates did not really see any use for this system. Medicare is a hard topic to follow though because so many different things can happen with it. With England having a National Health System it means we don't have to pay insurance, in America you HAVE to pay insurance to get proper health care which whether it is private or the national you can quite easily have problems with it.

Banks were another hot topic. Both competitors blame the banks and say regulations need to be kept in place to control reckless behavior by both people on Wall Street and loan officers at banks. Dodd-Frank was regulations that Romney says were with good intentions, but just not set out properly and given set guidelines. These guidelines need to be set out so that banks know what their regulations actually are.

Overall a lot of people don't actually know what Romney stands for, in the beginning a lot of people saw that he wanted to cut higher income tax and he endorsed a lot of things for 18 months that he started retracting in this debate. He also stated a lot of things saying, "I would replace this" but he would never state with what he would replace these policies, laws, or organisations with which doesn't sit well with a lot of people.

This debate was all from the audience that were in studio and watching the debate and the questions started off about jobs. This is the main factor in America is that over 40% of the people that are unemployed have been out of work over 6 months. Romney states that he has a plan to create 12 million new jobs, but does not talk about his "5 point plan" in detail. Since Obama took office he said that he has create tens of thousands of jobs in the private sector. Like the first debate the taxes were a large topic for debate, tax cuts from all levels of pay would be a very bad thing for the economy and you wonder where all the money to make up for all the lost revenue would come in the deficit. Again in this debate Romney engrains it in people that he will NOT cut the 60% tax that the top 5% of people who are in the higher class pay, which again contradicts a lot of what many people believe. Jobs were the other large debate, along with cuts for vital services, equality, immigration systems, terrorism, and weapons being held by civilians. 
Romney largely attacks what Obama has done in his last 4 years, when he has actually done so much. Without knowing Romney's plans it again does not give a lot of people hope for what he says. 

Overall a lot of what was debated was just regurgitated information that was said in the first debate. There was not a lot of new information that was stated.

This last debate had all of the questions written by and posed by Bob Schieffer himself. The first question started off talking about Libya and the 4 American's that were killed over there. Through talking about this it also lead in to talking about terrorism and how to stop extremists in the Middle-Eastern countries to become peaceful and not only make those countries safe, but for America as well. With this it was asked how much will the United States get involved with this and Romney said that he would not get involved as he does not want to risk American lives, whilst Obama says that he wants to help the people to build a good government and give them advice on how to be a great democratic set of countries.

Obama brought up great points in this round that Romney has been changing his stances a lot, hence why a lot of people don't know what he is actually going to do as president. 

The economy was the large second debate. Romney says he can create jobs and get the economy on track with his "5 simple steps" which he actually explained in this debate. Obama focuses on education reforms to get schools back on track and to now hire more teachers and train people to help students to become "the best trained work force" which would apparently help new businesses want to locate to America or get these young people to become new entrepreneurs. 

Romney also states that he would get rid of some of the programs such as "Obamacare" because it apparently costs way to much money, and get the individual states to run Medicare because they know better than the federal government what people need. He also states though that he could have the economy "back on track" but that it will take 8 to 10 years, this would mean that he would need to be elected president for this term and in 2016 to get all of his plans into action properly and possibly even have the next president continue on in his own plans. Whether this is viable to a lot of people is uncertain. Obama goes on to state that Romney's plans and the maths of his plans "simply do not add up" because he wants to cut taxes, give the military another 2 trillion dollars (which they are not asking for) and he says he can take care of the deficit as well just by cutting a few things and closing loopholes.  

After all was said, although a few new topics were brought up again it seems that a lot of the same subjects were being talked about and a lot of the same information that was said in the other two debates. Even the way that the two candidates say their information is the same words they keep using over and over again.

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