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For the third and final time President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney faced off for a presidential debate on Monday night, this time on foreign policy, and once again AOL had it covered on multiple fronts.
AOL LIVE STREAM:
For the fourth time -- including the vice presidential debate -- AOL live-streamed the debate on the 'Debates Center' which also featured a live blog with commentary and insights from AOL editors, AP and Twitter photos of the candidates, and observations from around the Internet. You can read the live blog and also watch the entire debate right here.
HUFF POST LIVE:
As usual our streaming news network ran wall-to-wall coverage and analysis before and after the debates.
DAILY FINANCE:
Democratic strategist Chris Kofinis and pollster Frank Luntz shared exclusive analysis about five things to watch for in Monday's debate -- a debate they argued carried the most significance of any single debate since 1980.
During the debate, Daily Finance pulled clips of noteworthy exchanges:
In the debate's opening moments, Romney got right to congratulating President Obama for killing Osama bin Laden.
Obama later got a zinger in on Romney with his 1980s quip.
Obama responded to Romney's charge that he went on an apology tour through the Middle East
And the candidates sparred on how to deal with Iran
UNDECIDED VOTERS SPEAK OUT:
In our New York studios, Chris Kofinis in association with Frank Luntz's organization conducted a focus group with undecided voters who watched the debate and provided real-time feedback about which candidate's responses resonated with them most. Following the debate, Kofinis led the focus group in a discussion of the debate's key exchanges. One of the most resonant moments of the night was President Obama's quip to Mitt Romney that 'we also have fewer horses and bayonets.' Here's how the voters reacted to that crucial exchange.
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. They curated key moments from the debate including Obama's 'bayonets' remark, Romney's assertion that America 'can't kill its way out of extremist threats,' and a question that Romney managed to dodge at the debate's outset.
HuffPost Business fact-checked Mitt Romney's claims that repealing Obamacare would reduce the deficit and examined his stance on the auto bailout, in addition to taking a closer look at Romney's China investments as mentioned by Obama.
HuffPost Media noted that moderator Bob Schieffer received some criticism for allowing the candidates to stray from foreign policy and also noted his embarrassing gaffe in saying 'Obama Bin Laden.'
PATCH
As a walk-up to the debate and in light of the scrutiny the previous moderators found themselves under, Patch questioned whether Bob Schieffer should operate as more of a referee or a journalist. During the debate, Patch maintained an active Twitter presence sharing photos and comments from viewing parties across their network.
cronies only pay 14% or that 47% of A mericans don't count ,how about equal pay for women,
or telling women what to do with their bodies. Not to mention throwing the auto industry under
the bus and sending jobs overseas or giving vouchers to the elderly; These areare only a few
of the issues yur boy is guilty of, Wake up and smell theroses !!!!!!!
* U.S. Tax revenue: $2,170,000,000,000
* Fed budget: $3,820,000,000,000
* New debt: $ 1,650,000,000,000
...* National debt: $14,271,000,000,000
* Recent budget cuts: $ 38,500,000,000
Let's now remove 8 zeros and pretend it's a household budget:
* Annual family income: $21,700
* Money the family spent: $38,200
* New debt on the credit card: $16,500
* Outstanding balance on the credit card: $142,710
* Total budget cuts so far: $3.85
The "change" can not go "forward" when you look at numbers like this.
We definetly need a "comeback"
ROMNEY RYAN
'America's Comeback Team'ncreased is real. Start smelling the roses yourself.
Nearly all newspapers are behind Obama Why? Because their business depends on regular people having money to buy their papers.
All the highest IQ states are behind Obama Why? Because if you empower the people the people will make you powerful. Can you imagine a war under Romney after he strips the 47% from their last dollars. Who would fight for him? Nobody.
Stick with Obama, his policy is responsible growth for Everyone.
I tried to keep up, but was taken off track at 52 times.
Obama certainly takes credit where it should be given to others, or takes it when none is due.
Romney 2012.
Romney has won my vote by far for a better America.
"LESSER OF TWO EVILS". Say what good you can conjure about Obama, but what do you really know of this man other than the fact that he's held the presidency for the last 4 years.
We were so fired up....so ready to hear something new 4 years ago. We all listened to that melodic tune of the Pied Piper; followed him, admired and honored him, and then low and behold we are now in a situation of having been lulled into submission, we wake up and see this royal mess that was created by him. He is a loose canon, does what he wants without congress's approval (Obama care, a 2000+ page piece of legistlation that no eye of congress has ever viewed).
Watch 2016 Obama's America, or read Roots of Obama's Rage, become enlightened. *See what no one else sees. See what everyone chooses not to see... out of fear, conformity or laziness. Be your own person....base your decisions on not what you hear from others, but what you read and learn about on your own. Don't become assimulated....stand apart from the rest.
*from movie Patch Adams,
If Obama is re elected has vowed to donate YOURS !
shows that he was never in the Military.
When you are out of ammo, the bayonet is your weapon of choice.
Semper Fi