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Mitt Romney took the stage at the first presidential debate at the University of Denver last night with a lot to prove -- and he delivered.
The Republican challenger found his footing against the incumbent president in a way that forced even some of his harshest critics to acknowledge that he had a good debate.
"Governor Romney attacked pretty well; we understand that's what he had to do tonight," Obama campaign manager Jim Messina said in the spin room after last night's first-ever face-off between the two candidates, but, he added, Romney "didn't lay out where he wants to take this country."
Republicans were elated by Romney's performance.
"This was about as big a knock-out punch in a presidential debate as we've ever seen," said former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani. His spin room counterpart, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio said President Obama looked "incredibly uncomfortable."
"He was not comfortable talking about taxes and the economy," Rubio said. "He had a few sound...Read more: Romney Dominates in Denver, but Proof Will Be in the Polling
A year after Steve Jobs' death, tech company Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is continuing on the trajectory that the late founder had in place for years, with its highly-coveted consumer products that are getting into more hands around the country, while the company makes subtle shifts that are leaving most investors' tongues wagging.
A year after Steve Jobs' death, tech company Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is continuing on the trajectory that the late founder had in place for years, with its highly-coveted consumer products that are getting into more hands around the country, while the company makes subtle shifts that are leaving most investors' tongues wagging.
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A year after Steve Jobs' death, tech company Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is continuing on the trajectory that the late founder had in place for years, with its highly-coveted consumer products that are getting into more hands around the country, while the company makes subtle shifts that are leaving most investors' tongues wagging.
Entertainment Weekly welcomes cast back together from classic U.S. film.Read more: Watch: 'Vacation' Stars Reunite, Including Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo
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Entertainment Weekly welcomes cast back together from classic U.S. film.Read more: Watch: 'Vacation' Stars Reunite, Including Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo
Entertainment Weekly welcomes cast back together from classic U.S. film.Read more: Watch: 'Vacation' Stars Reunite, Including Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo
Entertainment Weekly welcomes cast back together from classic U.S. film.Read more: Watch: 'Vacation' Stars Reunite, Including Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo
A year after Steve Jobs' death, tech company Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is continuing on the trajectory that the late founder had in place for years, with its highly-coveted consumer products that are getting into more hands around the country, while the company makes subtle shifts that are leaving most investors' tongues wagging.
A year after Steve Jobs' death, tech company Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) is continuing on the trajectory that the late founder had in place for years, with its highly-coveted consumer products that are getting into more hands around the country, while the company makes subtle shifts that are leaving most investors' tongues wagging. Page 963 of 1335
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