Last night, millions of Americans watched President Obama and Mitt Romney square off in the pair's first televised debate. But now that the smoke has cleared and we've all had a cup of coffee, it's time to break down how it all played out.
AOL has you covered: from the economic play-by-play on Daily Finance to insider politics on Huffington Post to a fun look at presidential style on Stylelist. And wall-to-wall post game coverage on Huff Post Live.
Heres'a break down of some of the best coverage across our properties.
AOL LIVE STREAM
AOL live-streamed the debate at it's 'Debate Center' and operated a real-time live blog below the video player. You can watch the debate in its entirety there now, and look through what AOL editors posted on the live blog as the debate unfolded: http://debates.aol.com
UNDECIDED VOTERS SPEAK OUT
In our New York studios, democratic strategist Chris Kofinis in association with pollster Frank Luntz's organization conducted a focus group with undecided voters who watched the debate and provided real-time feedback about which candidate's responses resonated with them most. Here's how the voters scored one crucial exchange.
HUFF POST LIVE
Our streaming news network ran wall-to-wall coverage and analysis before and after the debates. Here are some of the night's best moments.
DAILY FINANCE
On Daily Finance, democratic strategist Chris Kofinis and noted pollster Frank Luntz broke down how Romney used a 'blizzard of facts' to outshine a 'passive bordering on disinterest[ed]' President Obama, to carry him a decisive and much-needed debate victory.
HUFFINGTON POST
HuffPost Politics ran a live blog with in-depth and real-time coverage and fact-checking.
HuffPost Business took a critical look at Romney's claim that Obamacare 'has killed jobs' by exploring CBO figures that suggest otherwise.
HuffPost Media recounted a moment where President Obama got testy with debate moderator Jim Lehrer.
PATCH
Patch held viewing parties across the country and provided insight into what local voters took away from the debate -- and who they thought prevailed. http://politics.patch.com
STYLE
HuffPost Style and StyleList took a look at the fashion choices of the candidates' wives.
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This comment has not yet been postedThe media has always had him wrong. I hear on this site, People who keep parroting back what they hear from the media. Now the truth is comming out.
As much as the liberals are criticizing his performance in the debate, considering the results of his presidentcy, I don't know who could have done better. One could almost feel sorry for him --- almost!
People, Look at his ideology, It IS a socialized philosophy. If we continue down this path any further, It will be almost imposable to turn back.
BE a president and not Mr HOLLYWOOD
Adios El Presindente Obama.
I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help me God.
There is little reason to even have a debate, and much less reason for voters to watch them.
This should also be part of the swearing in of the members of the US Congress.
The way things are today you can NOT get elected on facts you must lie.
I'm a little supprised he didn't pull out the race card, Like him and Biden have been useing on the campaign trail.