Romney, Obama cram for second debate
By The Week Staff | October 15, 2012
Sure, they played nice after the debate, but Mitt Romney and President Obama wasted no time releasing attack ads based on their respective opponents' performances.
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M
itt Romney and President Obama are staying out of the public eye on Monday, pouring all their energy into the second presidential debate at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y. on Tuesday. A lot of pressure is on Obama, who has been heavily criticized for performing poorly during the last face-off. The president has been trying to regain focus at a three-day "debate camp" in Williamsburg, Va. Romney is practicing near his home in Massachusetts.
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