US Presidential Debate( Mitt Rommney Vs Barack Obama)

US Presidential Election Debate

Us President barrack Obama and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney have battled over national security, in the third and final presidential debate.

The showdown focusing on foreign policy is being held in the critical toss-up state of Florida just 15 days before the election and promises to be among the most watched 90 minutes of the entire 2012 campaign. The two candidates are running neck and neck with two weeks until the election.

Mr Romney pointed out civilian deaths in Syria, the particular Muslims Brothehood taking strength in Egypt, the go up of Al-Qaeda affliates inside North Africa, Iran’s nuclear plan and last month’s Lybia Us consulate attack as sample of the “tumult” that the National government had allowed top overtake the spot.

But Mr. Obama struck back.

The president mentioned he was glad Mr. Romney acqurire the threat asked by Al-Qaeda, reminiding him which he had earlier this yr cast Russia as America’s primary geopolitical foe.

“Governor, in terms of our foreign policy you manage to want with the 1980s, just like you would like to import the social policies with the 1950’s and the economic policies inside the 1920s, “the chief executive said”

Mr Obama mentioned Mr Rommney had guaranteed the Iraq invasion, although there were no guns of mass destruction.

Mr Romey hit again, accusing Mr Obama of taking place on “apology tour” with the Middle East when he came into office, which he mentioned had made American seem weak and of allowing Iran to have four years closer with a nuclear bomb.

But Obama mentioned the claim about a great apology tour was “the beiggest whopper told through the campaign” and insisted which he would defend Israel coming from Iran.

After Monday night’s showdown, both candidates will be returning to the campaign trail for a grueling final two weeks of wooing voters in swing states.

Because the presidency is decided through state-y-state contests, campaigns are focuse on the nine or so states that are not essentially decided.

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