Politics, Sports Take Center Stage Monday Night
By: Michael C. Fehn
Updated: October 22, 2012
Foreign policy is the subject, as President Obama and Mitt Romney meet for their third and final debate tonight in Boca Raton, Florida.
With 15 days to go, the race appears to be tied, with both candidates taking 47 percent among likely voters in a new poll released Sunday.
Both candidates have stayed largely out of view, preparing vigorously for their final debate, but their aides have been sparring on foreign policy matters.
Republicans accused Obama of leaking word of possible negotiations with Iran in pursuit of political gain. Democrats shot back, arguing that Romney and his party are the ones playing politics with national security.
The debate is just one of many nationally televised events vying for your eyes tonight. It will go up against Monday Night Football and game 7 of the NLCS. Which, if any, do you plan on watching? To cast your vote, head to our Facebook page.
With 15 days to go, the race appears to be tied, with both candidates taking 47 percent among likely voters in a new poll released Sunday.
Both candidates have stayed largely out of view, preparing vigorously for their final debate, but their aides have been sparring on foreign policy matters.
Republicans accused Obama of leaking word of possible negotiations with Iran in pursuit of political gain. Democrats shot back, arguing that Romney and his party are the ones playing politics with national security.
The debate is just one of many nationally televised events vying for your eyes tonight. It will go up against Monday Night Football and game 7 of the NLCS. Which, if any, do you plan on watching? To cast your vote, head to our Facebook page.
