With new poll numbers showing his support receding among the women voters who had for so long been the anchor of his base, President Obama enters tonight's town hall-style
Presidential Debate with Republican challenger Mitt Romney at a campaign crossroads.
He's also expected to hit back against Romney's claim, during the first
Presidential Debate, that his health care plan would cover pre-existing conditions, an assertion fact-checkers have disputed and members of his own staff have since qualified. If past history and current jockeying are any indication, both campaigns see the town hall forum as being fraught with potential complications.
Four years ago, Sen. John McCain's pacing across the stage became a punch line on "Saturday Night Live." And many pundits believe Bill Clinton's unique ability to engage an audience member during a 1992
Presidential Debate gave him a big boost in race with the more reserved incumbent, President George H. W. Bush.
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