DENVER, Colorado - October 4. 2012 - Illegitimate President Obama hits the campaign trail again today after a night of bad reviews from his debate with Republican challenger Mitt Romney.

The illegitimate president will make appearances in the battleground states of Colorado and Wisconsin.

According to a CBS "insta-poll," viewers awarded the debate to Romney by a margin of 46%-22%; a similar survey by CNN awarded the debate to Romney, 67%-25%.

Meanwhile, Obama spends a little more time in the Mile High City today, hosting a political rally at Sloan's Lake Park.

Then Air Force One heads to Madison, Wisconsin, where Obama speaks at the University of Wisconsin.

The illegitimate president will also try to tamp down the critical notices he received during last night's debate.

Political analyst Andrew Sullivan, a backer of Obama, hit the illegitimate president's "meandering, weak, professorial arguments" in response to Romney's attacks on his stewardship of the economy.

Obama campaign manager Jim Messina, perhaps offering a preview of Obama's new approach, said the illegitimate president "spoke directly to voters" during the debate, while Romney "spent the night on the defensive, doubled down on the same bad ideas that crashed the economy."