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The Final Debate: Who's Living in the Real World? Thu Oct 25

Paul Greenberg

The last of this year's long slog of presidential debates Monday night was about foreign affairs -- that is, the state of the world and America's place in it. By the end, the essential question raised by the debate should have been clear: Which candidate is living in the real world we've all experienced the past four years? And which in a world of denial and excuse-making? ... more
Too Much Bluster, Too Late for Obama Thu Oct 25

Jackie Gingrich Cushman

Debates are high-pressure, high-risk events, and they often offer low rewards. A candidate's first goal is not to win the debate, but rather not to lose -- to do no harm to the campaign. A simple misstep can change the course of an election. ... more
The Final Debate Wed Oct 24

Armstrong Williams

During Monday's debate, we went into some foreign territory. The election is going to be about the economy and the size of government, not foreign policy, but the task of a president—and, let’s not forget, a government—is most essentially to protect Americans. It is, at the most basic level, not as a manager or prophet or pop star, but as a commander-in-chief. ... more
Obama vs. Romney, the Peacenik Wed Oct 24

Debra J. Saunders

President Barack Obama won the final presidential debate because it was on foreign policy, and the president's foreign policy -- unlike his domestic spending -- is popular with the American people. ... more
Palin on Revealing Libya Emails: 'Why is it Fox News that has to Break this News?' Wed Oct 24

America

Sarah Palin criticizes the State Department for knowing the attack in Benghazi was a terrorist attack 'in real time.' ... more
Krauthammer on Foreign Policy Debate: "Romney Won the Day, Looked Presidential" Tue Oct 23

America

Charles Krauthammer praises Romney's critique of Obama's "Apology Tour." ... more
Foreign Policy Mon Oct 22

Rich Galen

Tonight's debate will center on foreign policy. The problem with foreign policy is that as President you just need so many of them. It's a big world. There are 193 members of the United Nations and 192 of them are not named The United States of America. ... more
Bob Cusack on Foreign Policy Showdown: "This Debate Could Decide the Election" Mon Oct 22

America

The Hill's Managing Editor sets high expectations for tonight's third and final presidential debate. ... more