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We don't personally know any people who would call it "fun" to watch the Presidential Debates, but we certainly figured out how they could start heading in that direction.

If you noticed Tuesday night, things got heated. Both Obama and Romney broke the rules of the debate and began directing their comments toward one another, completely ignoring the audience. They walked towards each other, and I'm sure we weren't the only people who wished that they would just throw down right there in front of God and everybody.

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I never thought a Presidential Debate could be music to my ears! But youtube user "schmoyoho" has put last night's debate to song... and it's auto-tunetastic!

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The 2012 Republican National Convention gets underway in Tampa, Fla., Monday night at the same time a huge storm is expecting to hit.  And Shreveport residents seem to be interested enough to watch at least some of the time as Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan get the official nomination.

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Presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has named Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin his running mate.

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According to most estimates, the 2012 presidential election will be the most expensive ever held. Much of that money goes to TV ads, which will air increasingly as we get closer to November.

Do they really make a difference?

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President Obama appeared on The Late Night with Jimmy Fallon show.  You have to see Jimmy "slow jam" the news with the prez.

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During an interview earlier this week, an advisor to Mitt Romney inadvertently made a comment that is now likely to stick with the GOP hopeful for the duration of the campaign season, and it’s lead to a boom in sales for a very old and largely forgotten toy: the Etch A Sketch.

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On the NBC drama ‘The West Wing,’ the Secret Service code name given to staffer CJ Cregg was “Flamingo.” And while she wasn’t all that happy about it, it made sense — the character was played by statuesque actress Allison Janney.

But many are scratching their heads about the current code names being used by GOP presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum.

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