Video: Will candidates meet 'debate expectations'?
By Howard Kurtz/CNN
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Next Tuesday's presidential debate will give either candidate the chance to pull ahead in the presidential race. But the reaction to the debates may have more to do with expectations than with performance.
In this video report, Howard Kurtz of CNN's Reliable Sources takes a look at what the pundits and the political observers are looking for.
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