October 3rd, 2012
07:00 AM ET
10 years ago
On the Trail: October 3, 2012
(CNN) - On the day of the first presidential debate between Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama, both candidates are off the trail in preparation mode. Some of their surrogates, however, will hit the road to stump. Bill Clinton will deliver remarks in New Hampshire, while John McCain holds a rally in Florida.
See the full schedule after the jump.
11:30 a.m. ET: John McCain holds a rally for Mitt Romney in Tallahassee, Florida.
12:00 p.m. ET: Bill Clinton delivers remarks in Durham, New Hampshire.
12:00 p.m. ET: Marco Rubio holds a rally for Mitt Romney in Denver, Colorado.
2:35 p.m. ET: Michelle Obama speaks to supporters in Reno, Nevada.
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I've already voted for Obama/Biden -- don't have to listen to Mitt and lyin Ryan any more. ha ha ha ha ha
Why doesn't CNN report on Joe Biden. He is our VP.
Who cares what Marco Rubio and John McCain is doing? They are getting very wealthy from their elected posts.
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why is Rubio in Denver while McCain is in Florida? Does hat mean Rubio isn't helping Romney's case in Florida so they have to get him out?
The fascination with Clinton in this election campaign is weird. He is not the president and doesn't even like the current president, yet his endorsement is supposedly boosting the most incompetent president ever to electibility, in spite of the disaster that his administration has been.
Can we get some new pictures for this daily feature? All four of them are atrocious.
Agreed, who cares where any of them are. This is all theater for the sheeple who have been trained so well they continue to support those who labor in the destruction of our country. The electorate, for the most part, is like an alcoholic reaching for his next drink. They embrace what destroys them.
Romeny displayed performance not substance. He will say and shift his strategy to win. What he said behind closed doors is who the real Mitt is and how he really feels about the middle class or the 47%. Just becasue he gave a good performance does not make him a President. Don't be fooled...you must read and check out the facts. Check out how many people Romeny laid off to make money for the venture capital companies. My vote is for Obama!