Biden and Ryan in high-stakes election debate
, Oct 11 (Reuters) – Vice President Joe Biden
and Republican challenger Paul Ryan argued over foreign policy
at a high-stakes debate on Thursday, with Democrats counting on
an aggressive performance from Biden to reclaim the momentum in
the race for the White House.
Republican Mitt Romney’s climb in polls since President
Barack Obama’s poor showing in their first debate last week has
intensified expectations for the vice presidential showdown with
less than four weeks before the Nov. 6 election.
Democrats’ hopes rest on Biden in high-stakes debate
DANVILLE, Kentucky (Reuters) – Democrats are betting on Vice President Joe Biden to deliver a feisty performance on Thursday during a high-stakes debate against Republican challenger Paul Ryan and seize back the momentum in the race for the White House.
Republican Mitt Romney’s climb in polls since President Barack Obama’s poor showing in their first debate last week has intensified expectations for the vice presidential showdown with less than four weeks before the November 6 election.
Biden looks to seize back momentum in high-stakes debate
, Oct 11 (Reuters) – Democrats are betting on
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to deliver a feisty performance
Thursday evening during a high-stakes debate against Republican
challenger Paul Ryan and seize back momentum in the race for the
White House.
Republican Mitt Romney’s steady climb in polls since
President Barack Obama’s poor showing in their first debate last
week have intensified expectations for the vice presidential
showdown with less than four weeks before the Nov. 6 election.
Biden seeks to reclaim campaign momentum in debate with Ryan
, Oct 11 (Reuters) – With the Republicans
grabbing the momentum in a shifting White House race, Vice
President Joe Biden will look to recover some ground and ease
Democratic worries on Thursday in a high-stakes debate against
Republican challenger Paul Ryan.
Mitt Romney’s steady climb in polls since President Barack
Obama’s poor performance in last week’s first debate has raised
the importance of the vice presidential showdown, which is
rarely a critical event in White House campaigns.
Pressure is on Biden after Obama’s lackluster debate performance
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – He has been stereotyped as the Obama administration’s gaffe-prone sideshow.
But Vice President Joe Biden also is a veteran debater who was in the U.S. Senate for a quarter century and is perhaps the Democratic White House’s most passionate defender of the working class.
In the spin room, Republicans gloat, Democrats struggle
DENVER (Reuters) – Republicans were quick to claim bragging rights after Mitt Romney’s aggressive performance in the first presidential debate on Wednesday, while Democrats struggled to explain President Barack Obama’s often flat showing.
Within minutes of the debate’s end, a dozen gleeful Republicans rushed into the media spin room to praise Romney and declare that his struggling presidential campaign had turned a corner before the November 6 election.
Romney takes fight to Obama in first debate
DENVER, Oct 3 (Reuters) – An aggressive Mitt Romney took the
fight to President Barack Obama on Wednesday and the Republican
candidate appeared to breathe new life into his struggling
campaign with a solid performance at their first debate.
As polls showed Obama with a slight edge among voters,
Romney was on the offensive throughout the 90-minute encounter
between the two rivals at the University of Denver.
Romney goes after Obama in fight about economy at debate
DENVER (Reuters) – Mitt Romney accused President Barack Obama on Wednesday of promoting “trickle-down government” policies that are burdening the U.S. economy, as the Republican candidate sought to use a high-stakes debate to right his struggling campaign before the November 6 presidential election.
As polls showed Obama with a slight edge among voters, Romney was the aggressor throughout the 90-minute encounter between the two rivals at the University of Denver.
Obama and Romney fight about US economy at debate
DENVER, Oct 3 (Reuters) – Mitt Romney accused President
Barack Obama on Wednesday of promoting “trickle-down government”
policies that are burdening the U.S. economy, as the Republican
candidate sought to use a high-stakes debate to right his
struggling campaign before the Nov. 6 presidential election.
As polls showed Obama with a slight edge among voters,
Romney was the aggressor from the start of a 90-minute encounter
between the two rivals at the University of Denver.
Reuters/Ipsos polls show scope of challenge facing Romney
DENVER (Reuters) – Heading into his first debate with Democratic President Barack Obama on Wednesday, Republican Mitt Romney has some convincing to do.
During the next five weeks – and three debates – Romney will make an appeal to voters aimed at overcoming an Obama campaign that has outflanked his own for much of the past four months. Romney enters the final sprint to the November 6 election behind in national polls and trailing in most of the nine or so politically divided “swing” states that are likely to decide the election.
