Obama Survives But Doesn't Advance | Fox News - 0 views
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eady to fight, jaw-clenched and a bit overmodulated,
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sour, sullen fellow Americans had seen two weeks prior.
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keep the
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spat going by
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clearly punctured.
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fracas, he saw his presidential prestige
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did nothing to address his most serious problem:
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CBS found
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Romney beat Obama on “leadership” by a dozen points.
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yrrhic one.
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a victory which is not worth winning because the winner has lost so much in winning it
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narrowly judged to have won the battle, Romney kept winning the war.
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the folly
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moderator Candy Crowley’s attempt to do a fact-check in real time on Romney’s attack on the president’s handling of the attack in Libya.
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Her failure was compounded within the hour when she told a fellow CNN anchor that Romney was actually right, she just thought his specific word choice was wrong.
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he word “terror” did appear in his speech.
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But when it’s even a close call, a real-time fact check seems way out of place.
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swipe at his challenger.
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Hit or try to hit with a swinging blow she swiped me right across the nose she lifted her hand to swipe at a cat Steal someone swiped one of his sausages
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And Romney was right. Obama had used the words “acts of terror,” to describe bad acts around the world and throughout recent history, but certainly hadn’t called Benghazi a terrorist attack. He called it a spontaneous uprising spurred by a Web video that was exploited by radicals.
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The real challenge for the president last night and for every day from now until Nov. 6 is to make Romney an unsuitable replacement. That has been Obama’s central campaign theme and it is too late to change course.
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Obama’s plan was to make the election not a r
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eferendum
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A general vote by the electorate on a single political question that has been referred to them for a direct decision The process of referring a political question to the electorate for this purpose
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on Romney rather than on his term in office
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With 20 days to go, Romney looks increasingly plausible and voters remain unhappy with the condition of their country. The “kill Romney” strategy hasn’t worked, and the president is almost out of time
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“For Obama, the bar is rather low. He just has to string a few sentences together coherently to make eye-contact with a single sentient human, and show the slightest animation in his face. I think he can do that and he will be ahead of where he was and might win on that basis alone.”
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