Editor's Choice  The Obama challenge    But the “town hall”
debate format on Tuesday gives a slight advantage to Romney. The
candidates will field questions from undecided voters selected
by the Gallup organization. After the question is posed, Obama
and Romney will have two minutes to answer it. The moderator,
Candy Crowley, a CNN correspondent, will then jump in to
“facilitate a discussion.”   For example:  Question: “My cousin
Otis has been unemployed for eight years. How can you get him a
job?”  Answer (President Obama): “If Otis had worked at an
American car company, he’d be employed today because I saved
that industry.”  Answer (Mitt Romney): “I had a cousin named
Otis, too, and when I turned the Olympics around, I gave him a
job.  You get the idea.  What will most likely happen during the
town hall is that Obama will hearken back to the first debate
and list all the “lies” he and his handlers believe Romney told.
Only he won’t call them “lies.” He’ll imply that and try to
paint the governor as a charla