Some Democratic Voters Want Concrete Answers from Debates
Nebraska democrats were buzzing about the first debate. President Obama leads in the polls and needed a clean showing to keep them that way.
The roaring applause for some of Obama's responses shows that Nebraska Democrats think he did just that; especially when his health care plan was questioned.
By the end of the debate, some viewers seemed unsatisfied saying they needed more from presidential debates.
"So far, it's been just fluff. I need more specifics, more concrete information on everything they've been discussing," said Russell Warren of Lincoln.
"These debates are important to me. I heavily base my voting decisions off them. I'm an Obama fan but right now I'm not sure. I'm actually nervous to vote for one of them. I really need an outline of their action," said Ryan Tewell of Lincoln.
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