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Last night, America saw its Commander-in-Chief and someone who's not ready to be Commander-in-Chief. President Obama dominated last night's debate because he was strong and steady and outlined a clear vision to make Americans safer and maintain our country's leadership in the world.

President Obama's closing statement from the 2012 Presidential Debate in Boca Raton, FL.

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President Obama shares how Mitt Romney's foriegn policy is all over the map and why it was worth moving heaven and earth to bring Osama bin Laden to justice.

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President Obama responds to Governor Romney's answer on military and defense spending.

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President Obama on Mitt Romney's defense budget: "The math simply doesn't work."

President Obama's plan for the next four years makes education and training a national priority; builds on our manufacturing boom; boosts American-made energy; reduces the deficits responsibly by cutting where we can, asks the wealthy to pay a little more, and puts an end to the war in Afghanistan—so we can do some nation-building here at home.

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Excerpt from the 2012 Presidential Debate in Hempstead, New York: President Obama on the Romney Plan for Women

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Excerpt from the 2012 Presidential Debate in Hempstead, New York: President Obama on Women's Rights