Obama Meets Romney for Last Debate Focused on Foreign Policy -- Bloomberg
President Barack Obama meets Republican challenger Mitt Romney tonight for a foreign policy debate that may represent the last chance for a game-changing event before the Nov. 6 election.
The matchup at 9 p.m., in Boca Raton, Florida, caps a three-debate series that shook up the race. Romney’s performance in the first debate on Oct. 3, devoted to domestic policy, gave him a boost in national and state polls. Obama rebounded in the second, a town-hall forum on Oct. 16, though viewers polled afterward gave him a less-resounding win than Romney claimed in the first meeting.
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