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Eli and Seth Lovell, twin brothers who were deployed to Afghanistan together, share how together they pulled through serving overseas and how they both support President Obama. Both Eli and Seth support President Obama because the President has stood by veterans and the President brought an end to the Iraq war—while Mitt Romney has and will continue to fail the commander-in-chief test.

As Eli shares: "So when Mitt Romney said that leaving Iraq was tragic I did think that was concerning. And as a veteran I took a lot of offense to Governor Romney's 47 percent comments and I don't think he did take into consideration that the 47 percent includes veterans that have served overseas and given up a year or more of their lives to serve their country."

Voiceover: "A decade of war that cost us dearly and now for president a clear choice. President Obama ended the Iraq war. Mitt Romney would have left 30,000 troops in Iraq and called bringing them home tragic. Obama's brought 30,000 soldiers back from Afghanistan and has a responsible plan to end the war. Romney calls it Obama's 'biggest mistake'.

10/21/12, ABC This Week.  Rahm Emanuel: President Obama's Plan Builds On What Worked Under Clinton & Over The Last Four Years.

Take a look as President Obama, Vice President Biden and First Lady Michelle Obama travel across the country on the road to November 6th. They made stops in Ohio, Colorado, Virginia, Wisconsin and Florida—with a surprise visit by President Obama to the Williamsburg filed office in Virginia.

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Maya Soetoro-Ng shares what it's like to have a brother who is President of the United States.

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President Obama breaks down Mitt Romney's case of "Romnesia."

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Cecile Richards shares what's at stake in this election, how President Obama has stood with women and what you can do to make sure he's re-elected for a second term.

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President Obama breaks down Mitt Romney's case of "Romnesia."

"Romnesia" is a condition affecting Mitt Romney, who has shifted his positions from "severely conservative" to "severely kidding" -- conveniently forgetting the conservative promises he's made over the past six years that he's been running for president.

Romney is now forgetting what his own positions are on issues important to women and their families -- like refusing to say whether or not he'd sign a bill that helps women fight back when they don't get equal pay for equal work, supporting legislation that would let your employer deny women coverage for contraceptive care, and saying that he'd be "delighted" to sign a law outlawing a woman's right to choose in all cases.