Romney wins if they talk about Libya. It's a failure. The ambassador asked for more security and they denied him. No matter how you slice it, no matter what Obama can say, no matter who killed the four Americans or why - the buck stops with the President and the State Department.

Bush successfully went seven years without a terror attack on the 9/11 anniversaries. The apology tour, the stupid demonizing of Mubarek who was a stable force in the region (when compared to the Muslim brotherhood) and the distance Obama has kept from Israel has emboldened them. Sure he can put Bin Laden's head on a spike and beat his chest, but if Americans aren't being properly protected around the world, it will mean so very little.

The third debate is going to be a one-sided debate. Romney has no foreign policy record to attack while Obama's is one big disaster from Greece to Libya, Russia and China. I suspect Obama will defend is record for 90 minutes, and he may even do a good job of it. But it won't matter. The longer anyone looks at the alternating smug, angry, petulant Obama, the less anyone likes him.

He's not had any measurable bounce from any debate so far. Florida and Virgina is locked and Ohio will be there by election day.

It's over Buck. It's time to ditch the Obama bedsheets and pillowcases and give them to Goodwill for some out of work family, devastated by the Obama economy.

A sneak preview for you:

"You said you were going to close Guantanamo four years ago, but you didn't. You said you would end special renditions which disgraced America around the world, but you didn't. You promised to make America respected around the world, but you didn't. The past four years have seen America's currency devalued around the world and nations use other currencies for exchange. Your record is one of promise you made you haven't kept and the few promises you did keep have made the world less safe."

It's going to be a nightmare for Obama. It's pretty clear he's already resigned to losing the election. Someone who crunches the numbers has already given him "the talk" and you can see it in his eyes.