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A majority of social media users believes President Barack Obama did better in this week's foreign policy presidential debate than Republican nominee Mitt Romney did, according to NBC Politics' computer-assisted analysis of almost 1 million posts during and after the debate.
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What are you looking for out of each candidate tonight?
Political talking points have never looked so artistic.
In real time as President Obama and Governor Romney duked it out Tuesday night, artists commissioned by NBC News sketched the discourse.
From job creation to Big Bird, each topic that came up during the 90-minute debate is rendered in the illustration.
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NBC News takes a deep dive into the statements made by President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in their second debate of the 2012 election cycle.
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The second presidential debate Tuesday night was a football fan's dream, turning into a battle over time of possession as President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney battled almost as fiercely over the clock as they did over what they would do in the White House.
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Social media commentary was fairly closely divided on who did better in Thursday night's vice presidential debate, according to NBC Politics' computer-assisted analysis of more than half a million Twitter and Facebook posts during and after the debate — and people's opinions either way largely came down to what they thought about Joe Biden's hyperkinetic performance.
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Vice President Joe Biden has worked to cultivate an identity as an accessible guy-next-door who can effortlessly pivot from lamenting unfair foreclosure practices to reminiscing about the cars he borrowed from his auto salesman dad in his youth.
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If one thing is certain about Thursday’s vice presidential debate between Joe Biden and Republican challenger Paul Ryan, it’s that their lone showdown this fall is shrouded in uncertainty.
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A week after President Barack Obama’s lackluster debate performance, Mitt Romney makes some gains in Florida, Ohio and Virginia among those most likely to vote, according to the latest round of NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist polls.
Would Mitt Romney's tax cuts really cost $5 trillion, as President Obama claimed in tonight's debate, or be paid for by the elimination of tax loopholes? NBC First Read brings you ... TRUTH SQUAD
A friendly enough beginning to tonight's debate, but will it last? What do you want to hear from the candidates? Will their answers sway your opinion and earn your vote?
If Twitter Existed for Past Debates…
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Updated 2 p.m. ET- DENVER – Voters will have their chance to size up President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney side-by-side, when both men take the stage at the University of Denver Wednesday night for their first of three debates.
