Ten questions for the next 33 days As impressive a debate performance as it was for Mitt Romney, there are 33 days until the presidential election. I'll be looking for answers to these 10 questions: 1. Should Romney change his ads ? He is more effective than many knew when he looks at the camera and explains stuff to the American people. It might be a good idea to dump some of the clutter, the ads that look like every other ad, and instead use debate footage and Romney speaking directly to viewers. 2. Can Bill Clinton be used against Obama ? Last night the voters saw an ineffective, surly president. He's no Bill Clinton, quite obviously. His outing certainly could be used to undermine the argument that Obama is the best we can do. Bill Clinton said not even he could have fixed the economy? Oh, Bill, don't be so modest ! Judging from Obama's lack of ideas and unpleasant demeanor, it may be easier to make the case that, with a better president, we sure would have had better results. 3. Will the media coverage of Obama's record toughen ? As I noted earlier, many of Obama's faults (both policy and personal) were on full display for the voters last night, shocking his supporters and perhaps embarrassing the media just a tad. Have they not really examined his record sufficiently? (As my kids would say, ya think?! ) The media will likely kvell if Obama does even modestly