Obama must shine in second TV debate

Time and again, when seeming distracted and stumbling, President Barack Obama has pulled himself out of the political mire.

Obama must shine in second TV debate
Tue, 16 Oct, 2012 - 01:00
Stephen Collinson

His supporters now wonder whether he has it in him again.

Obama needs to shake out of a political funk and block resurgent Republican Mitt Romney when they meet tonight in their second TV debate.

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