Obama to Romney: Want a war? Say so

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Obama to Romney: Want a war? Say so

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By JOSH LEDERMAN AND STEVE PEOPLES THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Posted: September 24, 2012 at 5:02 a.m.

CHARLES DHARAPAK
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney poses for pictures with California Highway Patrol officers before boarding his campaign plane in Los Angeles on Sunday.

President Barack Obama, defending his foreign policy record at a time of anti-American rage in the Muslim world, fired back at suggestions from Republican Mitt Romney that the president has been weak with allies and enemies alike.

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