Thursday, Oct 18, 2012 1:30 PM UTC
Obama’s nine best shots at Romney
Now that the debate has been fully digested, a look at the president's strongest punches and most deft deflections
Now that the debate has been fully digested, a look at the president's strongest punches and most deft deflections
The "47 percent" is only the tip of the iceberg -- and the election is still weeks away
Government should be a steward for the common good -- not a callous reminder that "you're on your own"
Romney's 47 percent flip-flop can't hide the fact that rich conservatives perceive themselves as victims
Mitt says his comments disdaining half the country were "completely wrong." Will he get away with it?
Mitt backs away from his incendiary remarks
The president's never been much of a pugilist, but he needs to find a way to be more aggressive in the next debate
A poetic reading of the GOP platform, and other rhymes
Romney's trying to repackage himself as a politician sensitive to the plight of the middle class. Don't buy it
The right argues that both candidates' recordings are equally explosive. They couldn't be further from the truth VIDEO
In short, supporting the unprecedented concentration of wealth and power at the very top
Romney may have put it into words, but the ideas behind it have been swirling for decades
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