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Obama jokes: 'Well-rested after nap during first debate'

Name: Obama jokes: 'Well-rested after nap during first debate'
Uploaded: 2012-10-19T11:20:05.000Z
Description: President Barack Obama has poked fun at himself, his running mate and Mitt Romney at a white-tie gala in New York. Obama said he felt much better about his second debate performance because he got a good long nap during the first.

President Barack Obama has poked fun at himself, his running mate and Mitt Romney at a white-tie gala in New York. Obama said he felt much better about his second debate performance because he got a good long nap during the first.

October 19, 2012 — 6:45am

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