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    Posted October 3, 2012 by
    JannetWalsh
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    Murdock, Minnesota
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    Final presidential debate: Unanswered questions

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    By JannetWalsh  |  Posted October 3, 2012  |  Murdock, Minnesota
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     Independent JannetWalsh has struggled with unemployment after moving home to care for her mother. She originally posed a question to both candidates asking for their plans to put unemployed Americans back to work and she really wanted to hear a timetable for their plans. 'There are just so many people that are frustrated, maybe even more than me. My outlook on applying for jobs now is: I applied for it, I would like to get that job, but I have no hope that I will get it,' she said.
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    Jannet Walsh, iReporter from Murdock, Minn., talks about the responses from both presidential candidates.

     

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