Economics
Obama Touts Foreign Policy Wins as Romney Mostly Agrees
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President Barack Obama kept Mitt Romney on the defensive on foreign policy in their final debate before the election, as his Republican rival worked to criticize the incumbent’s leadership while endorsing most major actions he has taken.
The president sought to portray the former Massachusetts governor as ill-prepared to assume the mantle of commander in chief, branding his statements on international challenges as “all over the map” and his positions “wrong and reckless.”