The Caucus: Presidential Election Now Enters the Month of Surprise

Fort Myers : FL : USA | Sep 30, 2012 at 8:35 PM PDT

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Archive Recent Posts September 30 As President Obama and Mitt Romney make their final appeals to voters, it remains to be seen whether October will offer an unexpected pivotal moment as in past campaigns. September 30 A new poll in Iowa showed a tight race in the closely contested swing state. FULL ARTICLE AT The New York Times

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