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When President Barack Obama decided to take questions directly over social media he didn't turn to his 28 million Facebook fans, or his 19 million Twitter followers. Instead, he turned to a website called Reddit where popularity is measured, fittingly, in votes. "Hi I'm Barack Obama, President of the United States," Obama posted on the site by way of introduction. User Druken_Economist posted "moderators and admins have confirmed this thread; this is actually President Obama." Several other verification items also confirmed it, including a tweet from the official Barack Obama Twitter account and a photo on Reddit of the president seated at a plain wooden desk, staring into an Apple laptop in front of a single lamp.
"By the way, if you want to know what I think about this whole
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- Apple experience," he concluded, "- NOT BAD!"
- Barack Obama experience," he concluded, "- NOT BAD!"
- Facebook experience," he concluded, "- NOT BAD!"
- Obama experience," he concluded, "- NOT BAD!"
- President of the United States experience," he concluded, "- NOT BAD!"
- Reddit experience," he concluded, "- NOT BAD!"
- Twitter experience," he concluded, "- NOT BAD!"
- User Druken_Economist experience," he concluded, "- NOT BAD!"

A: Reddit experience," he concluded, "- NOT BAD!"
(CNN) -- Call it the debate before the debates. In this corner: Alex Anderson, a college student in Hillsdale, Michigan, pulling for GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney. In that corner: Omekongo Dibinga, a longtime iReporter from Washington and a supporter of President Barack Obama. Both had a chance to see their candidates' political conventions, as winners of the Your Political Ticket iReport contest. With that experience behind them, we asked them to go head to head on Google+ previewing Wednesday's first presidential debate. They are two of hundreds of iReporters who have added their views to the iReport debate, an eight-month project that invites voters to make their voices heard this election season.

Romney and

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- Alex Anderson have very different views on where the country should go.
- Americans have very different views on where the country should go.
- Barack Obama have very different views on where the country should go.
- CNN have very different views on where the country should go.
- GOP have very different views on where the country should go.
- Google Plus have very different views on where the country should go.
- Google+ have very different views on where the country should go.
- Hillsdale have very different views on where the country should go.
- Michigan have very different views on where the country should go.
- Mitt Romney have very different views on where the country should go.
- Obama have very different views on where the country should go.
- Omekonga Dibinga have very different views on where the country should go.
- Omekongo Dibinga have very different views on where the country should go.
- Romney have very different views on where the country should go.
- Washington have very different views on where the country should go.
- Your Political Ticket iReport have very different views on where the country should go.
- iReport have very different views on where the country should go.
- iReporters have very different views on where the country should go.
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Barack Obama have very different views on where the country should go.
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UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against CSKA Moscow after Manchester City's Yaya Toure claimed he was abused by monkey chants from the stands in Wednesday's European Champions League encounter with the Russian club. The Ivorian made his concerns known to the referee and said he was "furious" after the Group D game at the Arena Khimki, which City won 2-1. But CSKA released a statement on its website denying there was any racist chanting and told CNN that UEFA's match delegate wasn't aware of any either. European football's governing body UEFA told CNN it had no official comment to make on CSKA's claim.
But
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- Arena Khimki's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- CNN's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- CSKA's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- CSKA Moscow's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- Champions League's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- City's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- European's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- European Champions League's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- Group D's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- Ivorian's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- Manchester City's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- Russian's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- UEFA's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."
- Yaya Toure's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."

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Yaya Toure's version of events was challenged by CSKA, which said its fans were trying to put pressure on City's players with a "disapproving drone and whistle irrespective of their race."