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This is the political scene, a weekly conversation with New Yorker

writers and editors about politics. It's Thursday, October 25th. I'm Dorothy Wickenden,

executive editor of The New Yorker. You've now heard three debates, months of campaigning,

and way too many TV commercials. And now you've got a choice.

That was President Obama in the final debate Monday night.

Yesterday, he was campaigning against Mitt Romney in Iowa.

If you say you won't give a big tax cut to the wealthy,

but you're caught on video promising your tax cut would include the top 1% that you might have

Romneyia. If you talk about how much you love teachers during a debate, but just a few

weeks ago you said we shouldn't hire any more teachers because they won't grow the economy.

You probably have Romneyia.

So the Obama campaign is slipping.

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