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Tuesday, October 16, 2012 - 02:02

President Obama has inched back ahead of Mitt Romney, according to new Reuters Ipsos polling data. Obama had fallen behind the GOP challenger last week in the wake of a lackluster performance in the candidates' first debate. (October 15, 2012).

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It. You have Wi -- or control. Your ability. To go find those people who voted for Barack Obama in 2008. Who just aren't as impressed these days. Who heard all that changed a lot of the promises all these great speeches. But see that this is nothing but he failed agenda of broken promises of hollow rhetoric. They see that this is a man who cannot run earnings record and still has resorted to a campaign not a hope and change of attack attack and blame. Distort distract and divide to try and win an election by default. You've done well. And you finally get the chance to walk through that doorway of the slam -- shut behind you.

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