Candy Crowley

The final presidential debate between President Obama and Mitt Romney takes place Monday evening in Boca Raton, Fla., and if the concluding round is anything like the other two, the theatrical presentation of the candidates will be more closely...

WASHINGTON - Fight night at Hofstra. The two boxers, confined within a ring of spectators -- circling, feinting, taunting, staring each other down -- come several times, by my reckoning, no more than one provocation away from actual fisticuffs, of the...

The second presidential debate may be best remembered for Mitt Romney's unintentionally amusing phrase, "binders full of women." But the best line of the night was President Barack Obama's muted request, "Please proceed, governor." It came just as Romney...

Today's editorial "What about climate change?" (Oct. 18) was great! Thank you for asking the question that CNN's Candy Crowley decided was less important than the economy during the debate between President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. You described Mr....

HEMPSTEAD, New York -- While President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney were ostensibly responding to questions from uncommitted voters at a town hall-style debate on Tuesday, they found plenty of opportunities to attack each other...

Binders full of women? I have an idea for a cartoon of Romney's tin ear. It would be a close-up with little rivets in his lobe. If you saw the movie "Cat Ballou" and Lee Marvin's tin nose, you might be able to picture it. The thing is, Romney doesn't know...

As I wrote last night, the Libya exchange among President Obama, Mitt Romney and moderator Candy Crowley is the moment that mattered more than any other during a most contentious debate. It's the one moment that will be remembered for several reasons....

Nearly 66 million voters watched Tuesday's town hall debate between President Barack Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney. While that audience is slightly down from the 67.2 million who saw the first debate, it is still a huge TV gathering -- up by 2.4...

President Barack Obama came out swinging Tuesday night in the  town hall debate with Mitt Romney, and while he didn't land any pure knockdown punches, his base is sure to be encouraged by seeing a a president on TV who once again seemed engaged in the...