Obama's 5 best third debate lines

SLIDESHOW - President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney squared off for their final debate of the 2012 campaign on Monday, and Obama came armed with several lines that got social media (and traditional media) talking...

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Black undecided voter needs more substance

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'Binders full of women' Romney remark remixed as rap song

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NY Times: Obama's debate prep affected by his day job

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Obama aides: Romney 'dishonest' in debate

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WASHINGTON (AP) — As President Barack Obama tries to gather more campaign cash today in California, his surrogates are continuing to pound the theme that Mitt Romney's success in last week's debate was the result of dishonesty.

Why Obama modulates himself

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Michelle Obama wears Preen to debate, shares hug with Ann Romney

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First lady Michelle Obama supported her husband, President Obama, looking superbly chic, yet brilliantly conservative in a dress and matching jacket, which gave her the appearance of wearing a jewel toned suit with an abstractly printed top.

Gwen Ifill is 'livid' over debate snub

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Presidential Debates

Obama's 5 best third debate lines

Election 2012: Will there be an October surprise?

Black undecided voter needs more substance

'Binders full of women' Romney remark remixed as rap song

Is the media responsible for Romney’s rise?

NY Times: Obama's debate prep affected by his day job

Obama aides: Romney 'dishonest' in debate

Why Obama modulates himself

Michelle Obama wears Preen to debate, shares hug with Ann Romney

Gwen Ifill is 'livid' over debate snub

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