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Debate Word Cloud: Romney Talks to People, Obama Talks to the Governor

In last night's debate, the candidates had clear differences in their messages to the American people. Here is a comparison of the most common words used by President Obama and Governor Romney. While the president most often used the word "Governor," addressing his opponent countless times, Romney most frequently said the word "people," clearly focusing on his potential constituents.
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Wordle: Obama in Denver Debate

Wordle: Romney in Denver Debate

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