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Your 12-Dimensional-Chess Strategy Memo for the Debates
'If you throw a knife, he'll respond with a knife.' A hidden mind-game in the debate?
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'If you throw a knife, he'll respond with a knife.' A hidden mind-game in the debate?
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How President Obama and Mitt Romney are likely to attack each other in tonight's foreign-policy-focused face-off, and how it could affect the campaign
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A wish-list for Bob Schieffer
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Mitt Romney is surging because women are abandoning the president. Why is this bloc so fluid? And can Obama get them back?
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Trying to better relate to voters, he's "gotten personal" in recent weeks -- and that means talking about death. A lot.
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A focus group of the election's crucial demographic sees the candidates as "talking to each other" rather than to women voters.
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The first debate left us with an image of Obama scowling. This one, with a very different image of Romney.
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Obama and Romney both show us different things from the first time around.
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A new study finds swing voters are persuaded by the president's commercials -- while his challenger's spots fail to move the needle.
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Until Mitt Romney's strong showing in the first debate, his stumbles served to obscure a series of missteps by the president.
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The president, too, could learn from this favorite show of Romney's.
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Forget winning over the Gen X vote. Ryan's biggest fans are older voters who loved his respectful demeanor at the vice-presidential debate.
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Make up your mind already!
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Is it just that they're not paying attention? Some undecideds say that in fact they're looking very hard at the race.
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The debate probably didn't move many votes, but it had some interesting implications.
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The vice president turns in a bizarre, hammy performance against Paul Ryan -- but maybe that was what the reeling Obama campaign needed.
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Both men did fine; Biden did more than that.
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Is the president too 'prissy' to make this simple argument?
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A check list for the points made, and missed, tonight.
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With both running mates a drag on their respective tickets, their best-case scenario in Thursday's debate may be to do no harm.
The world may never run out of oil—and the consequences could be dire. Plus: avoiding the worst parts of death, Henry Kissinger's statesmanship, reconsidering hair metal, and more.
