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so casual that Romney.

via New York Times:

For Mr. Romney: “I do think that Romney’s business experience would be valuable, but I don’t know that running Bain Capital gives you the experience to run the country.”

For Mr. Obama: “This business of ‘Well, they can afford it; they should pay their fair share?’ Who are you to say ‘Somebody else’s fair share?’ ”

For both: “Their economic plans are not real. I think that’s clear.”</blockquote?

Obama and Romney at the Alfred E. Smith dinner.

A reminder of how flat Obama’s first debate performance was, via The Boston Globe.

Post-debate home pages for the New York Post, New York Daily News, The Washington Post and Drudge Report.

A fake Obama attack ad targeting Romney, courtesy of Saturday Night Live

Caption Contest [h/t @BuzzFeedAndrew]

The New Yorker cover: Romney debate Obama, represented by an empty chair.

Chelsea Clinton, Bill Clinton and Mitt Romney, this morning at the Clinton Global Initiative.

via @ChelseaClinton

Drudge doesn’t see Romney’s remarks the same way Josh Barro does.

Mitt Romney’s campaign is paying to have their Tweets seen based on key words, including, apparently, “Vito Lopez.”

UPDATE: Maybe this Zeke Miller story explains it: “Los Angeles Mayor Says Romney “Trotting Out People With A Spanish Surname” To Win Latino Vote.”