Lost in the chatter of horses and bayonets is a small, seemingly insignificant, slip of the tongue by the president.
The third and final debate between Governor Mitt Romney and President Obama focused on foreign policy and was largely uneventful but for the occasional snarky remark. One exchange, though, could actually be a revealing sound bite.
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