Barack Obama Says In Defeatist Tone During Second Debate Against Rival Mitt Romney 'When I Was President'

 

During last night's second debate regarding the 2012 presidential election, U.S. president Barack Obama stated "when I was president" in a defeatist tone. He all but admitted defeat and the resentful expression on his face said much regarding his personal feelings on the matter. Obama was not pleased with Romney using his economic record against him.

 

Obama looking like he wants to head butt Romney, who at one point during the debate told him to "sit down!" This is some WWE stuff.  

 

It has been a rough campaign for Obama and the first debate against Romney knocked him for six. He was not expecting what unfolded, yet the Judiciary Report warned he would get clobbered because of the economy. Obama continues to get bad advice from the yes men and women in his circle and it is not helping him. They should have told him the truth from the start.

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