Campaign 2012 / Obama vs. Romney / Poll / Foreign Policy

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ABC Evening News for Monday, Oct 08, 2012
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(Studio: Diane Sawyer) The lead for Mitt Romney over President Obama in the latest Pew poll cited.

(White House: Jake Tapper) The challenge for Obama after last week's debate disaster with pressure on Vice President Joe Biden in this week's debate with vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan featured; "Saturday Night Live" skit excerpt shown; Gallup Poll findings on the view of the debate cited; details given about Biden's debate preparation. [In Los Angeles, OBAMA - jokes about his performance.]

(Studio: Diane Sawyer) Report introduced.

(Studio: David Muir) Romney on the attack on foreign policy examined; details given about the differences of the two on: Syria, Iran, Libya. [ROMNEY - speaks about more American leadership, Syria, sanctions on Iran, the assault in Libya.] Obama anti-Romney TV ad shown.

(Studio: Diane Sawyer) ABC News coverage of the vice presidential debate announced.

Reporter(s):: Sawyer, Diane;; Tapper, Jake;; Muir, David
Duration:: 00:05:30

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