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Reporters' Roundtable: Bush, Kerry Debate

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Published October 1, 2004 at 12:00 AM EDT

President George Bush and Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry went toe to toe in Miami yesterday in the first of three planned presidential debates. Guest host Tony Cox gets analysis from Terry Neal, chief political correspondent for WashingtonPost.com and Rochelle Riley, columnist with The Detroit Free Press.

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