Among the dozens of major issues American voters had noticedboth of this year's candidates effectively dodge in the many weeksleading up to the presidential election, the topic of retirementand investments finally got some mention at Tuesday night'sdebate - even if it was mostly this fiery sound-bite that'sbeen spreading across the web.
With President Obama at last turning up the heat against hisopponent, Mitt Romney, the exchange was one of many that added someextra color to these final weeks before the election.
The battle, for those who didn't watch the debate, began whenthe candidates sparred over the issue of Romney's investmentsin China - sandwiched in the middle of a debate over immigrationissues.
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