Weekend talking points: 7 top stories
What happened this week? Obama and Romney entered the home stretch. Rape was again a topic of national discussion. And Apple released a smaller tablet.
By The Week Staff | October 26, 2012
Weekend talking points: 7 top stories
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ith the conclusion of the presidential debates, President Obama and Mitt Romney campaigned furiously in battleground states to win over a dwindling number of undecided voters. Romney, rolling out a new message of "big change," sought to portray himself as a frontrunner with unstoppable momentum, while Obama tried to protect his lead in Ohio, a swing state that could very well determine the race.
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