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It was a rematch for President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney as they met for the second presidential debate -- this time a town hall format -- on Tuesday night, and AOL had it covered on several fronts.
AOL LIVE STREAM
For the third time, AOL's 'Debate Center' live-streamed the debate, complete with a live blog that featured commentary from AOL editors, AP photos of the night, key moments from the candidates and Twitter observations from engaged debate viewers. You can watch the debate in its entirety and read through the live blog here.
HUFF POST LIVE
Our streaming news network ran wall-to-wall coverage and analysis before and after the debates.
DAILY FINANCE
On Daily Finance, pollster Frank Luntz and democratic strategist Chris Kofinis were back with exclusive analysis about the town hall format, one that's been tricky for candidates in the past. They pointed out the pitfalls Obama and Romney needed to avoid, like when President George H.W. Bush looked at his watch during the 1992 town hall with Bill Clinton.
During the debate, Daily Finance pulled clips of crucial moments and posted them online where they were used by AOL.com, such as:
When Romney promised a college student a job.
When President Obama slammed Mitt Romney's plan for gas prices, saying it could plunge the country back into a recession.
And when President Obama said he'd kept all of his 2008 campaign commitments, or has, at least, tried to.
HUFFINGTON POST
HuffPost Politics once again ran a live blog featuring real-time coverage alongside editor insights, fact-checks of the candidates' claims, and polls from around the Web.
HuffPost Media noted town hall moderator Candy Crowley sparring with Romney over answer time and live fact-checking him on a Libya question.
HuffPost Business took a closer look at Romney's hiring policy for women and fact-checked his claim about health insurance premiums and regulation under Obama, as well as Obama's jobs claim.
PATCH
In addition to asking its readers who won the second presidential debate of 2012, Patch scored interviews with former New York Governor George Pataki, former Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge and US Senator from South Carolina Jim DeMint who offered Mitt Romney some debate advice.
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This comment has not yet been postedGod help us all (unless you're rich) if Mitt Romney gets elected.
Did you see how Nerves Ann Romney is standing next to Middle-Class White Peoples?
Ann looks as if she is afraid, someone going to steal a purse or something…
She just looks out of her comfort zone…
yourself until you can spell. Thank you. And your facts are way too wrong.
For all practical purposes this counteracts all efforts at the Federal level to spur economic growth with tax breaks for the middle class.
We need public sector pension reform in this country at all levels of government, but with the state and local governments being independent of the Federal government, public sector union sympathizers make this very difficult.