The Third and Final Presidential Debate

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With only a little more than two weeks until Election Day, the presidential campaign's are heating up. On Monday, President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney will meet for the third and final Presidential Debate in Boca Ration, Florida for a must win televised debate on international affairs. Florida is also important because it is the biggest swing state prize with twenty-nine electoral votes. The third debate proves to be a pivotal one, after Romney landed a much-needed boost after his widely-applauded performance in the first debate and Obama barely edging out Romney in the second debate.
According to a NBC/ Wall Street Journal poll released today, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are in a dead ties, both having likely voters of 47%, which makes the third debate even more important. This time around, the candidates will return to a more traditional formatted debated, similar to the first presidential debate and will focus on the controversial topic of international affairs. Many believe that President Barack Obama has the advantage because he is the incumbent and has ended the war in Iraq, ordered the mission to kill Osama bin Laden, and as claimed by many polls, is trusted more among voters on foreign affairs and policy than Mitt Romney. Monday's The moderator, Bob Schieffer, will also play a big role in the debate because of past moderator's performance. How will Schieffer approach questions?How will Schieffer guide the debate? These are some of the many question people are questioning as the final presidential debate approaches. This debate will be Romney and Obama's best chance to pull ahead, but who will win? How do you think the debate will turn out?