Pepperoni question sparks debate style stunt by Pizza Hut
New York AP reports Pizza Hut offered a lifetime of free pizza or a $15 600 cash prize to anyone who asks the pepperoni question of Obama or Romney during the live Town Hall debate. Analysts say such stunts risk viewer fatigue and little brand relevance while marketers chase engage TV audiences.
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Obama campaign seeks to reassure nervous Democrats
Democrats worry after the first debate that Obama is losing ground with women voters and failing to rebound quickly. Romney’s pivot to the center dominates coverage while Obama insists he has this and remains ahead in key battlegrounds. Biden prepares to debate Ryan as voters cast ballots.
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Obama Concedes Poor Debate, Romney Gains Ground in Ohio
President Obama admitted a rough performance in last weeks debate as Mitt Romney barnstormed Ohio with a pro life pledge and new ad denying tax hikes on the middle class. Romney pressed his case on jobs and abortion records while Obama defended fundamentals as polls showed momentum shifting in battleground states.
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