CBS Radio News Eye on Washington

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President Barack Obama will take the oath of office this weekend to be sworn in for a second term as the 44th president of the United States. Four days of events, beginning Saturday, are being organized by the Presidential Inaugural Committee in celebration. (Photos taken by CBS Radio News' Pam Coulter)

President Barack Obama accepted four more years as the President of the United States in front of his supporters in Chicago.

Gov. Mitt Romney's concession speech to his supporters in Boston, MA.

Election Day 2012.

Election Day 2012 

The final campaign 2012 push...

(Photos by Peter King) Governor Mitt Romney at a rally in Cedar Rapids.

On the campaign trail with Mitt Romney

The debate was held on Monday, October 22 at Lynn University in Boca Raton, FL. The format calls for six 15-minute time segments. The moderator opened each segment with a question. Each candidate had two minutes to respond. Following the candidates' responses, the moderator used the balance of the 15-minute segment to facilitate a discussion on the topic.

Photos from CBS Radio News at the Third and Final Presidential Debate.