Washington (CNN) -- The split screen told the story -- when Mitt Romney was speaking, President Barack Obama was looking down; when Obama was speaking, Romney was looking at the president. "It has killed jobs," Romney said during Wednesday's debate about the politically charged health care law pushed by Obama. "Obamacare, the Congressional Budget Office has said, will cost $2,500 a year more than traditional insurance." Romney looked at the crowd, moderator Jim Lehrer and even Obama during the exchange. Obama, on the other hand, looked down, shook his head and sporadically looked at his Republican adversary. Fact Check: Job creation versus unemployment
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Democrat Van Jones: "I think [Barack Obama] did not expect [Mitt] Romney to be able to throw that kind of heat."
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Democrat James Carville: "I just got the sense that the president would have preferred to be somewhere else."
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CNN Poll: 67% of registered voters who watched the debate said Romney won.
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In the same poll, 25% said President Obama came out on top.
"I think they had the wrong strategy," former @placeholder adviser Van Jones said of his boss' campaign.