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Obama, Romney Focus on Swing States in Home Stretch
With the race still considered dead even, there will be no holds barred between now and November 6. Both President Obama and Mitt Romney have all the money they need for TV commercials, publications and repeated visits to so-called swing states.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readWith the race still considered dead even, there will be no holds barred between now and November 6. Both President Obama and Mitt Romney have all the money they need for TV commercials, publications and repeated visits to so-called swing states. Michael Shear is Washington reporter and chief correspondent for the Caucus blog at the New York Times.
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1 of 3The Last Debate: Foreign Policy, with Just Two Weeks to Go- 0:00Obama, Romney Focus on Swing States in Home StretchYou’re reading this
- 7:32The Last Debate: Foreign Policy, with Just Two Weeks Remaining
- 43:07Western States Get Ready for Legalized Marijuana