Friday, October 19, 2012

POLITICO's political puppetry

For all the controversy surrounding the Missouri Senate seat, the final debate in this crucial race came down to one basic question: Is Rep. Todd Akin a political extremist, or is Sen. Claire McCaskill attached to President Barack Obama's hip? In aDENVER — One word of advice for Barack Obama before his next debate: caffeine. I had a Pepsi right before the debate started Wednesday night and was tingly for the next 90 minutes. President Obama looked like someoneAmid persistent complaints and interruptions from both candidates, President Obama ultimately got more than three extra minutes of speaking time than Mitt Romney during Tuesday's debate. (PHOTOS: The in-your-facethe Legislature," and said Democrats will continue to hammer Romney on gender-related issues. "That's one of the things that we'll continue to talk about between now and the election," she said. The Charleston Gazette is a member of the PoliticoThe Al Smith dinner in New York is a true test for the modern presidential candidate: Can he deliver hilarious lines written for him by somebody else? The difficulty is in not cracking up, since the candidates are often hearing the lines for the first
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