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Headline Roundup • September 24th, 2012

Dueling Interviews on 60 Minutes

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Debate Preview: Obama And Romney Shadow Box On '60 Minutes'
Debate Preview: Obama And Romney Shadow Box On '60 Minutes'

NPR (Online News)

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The first official presidential debate isn't until Oct. 3 in Denver. But as The New York Times writes, last night on CBS News' 60 Minutes there was something of a "shadow debate that offered a likely preview of the tone and substance" of what will happen on stage next week.

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Mitt Romney Defends Tax Rate In '60 Minutes' Interview
Mitt Romney Defends Tax Rate In '60 Minutes' Interview

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Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney defended paying an effective tax rate of 14.1 percent on Sunday, following the release of his 2011 tax returns and ensuing backlash from critics who pounced on his relatively low tax rate.

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Obama admits some ads go 'overboard'; Romney defends campaign in dueling interviews
Obama admits some ads go 'overboard'; Romney defends campaign in dueling interviews

Fox News Digital

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In a set of dueling interviews aired Sunday night, President Obama conceded his "biggest disappointment" is that he hasn't significantly changed the tone in Washington since taking office -- and acknowledged sometimes his campaign ads go "overboard" and contain "mistakes."

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