Obama, Romney Get Set to Debate

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Posted on AllSides October 3, 2012

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President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney meet in Denver for their first debate starting at 9 p.m. ET. In a preview, Mr. Romney releases his second face-the-camera television ad. “We should measure our compassion by how many Americans are able to get good paying jobs, he says.

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