President Obama said on Monday that he's not "worried" about the impact
Hurricane Sandy could have on the election but that his number one
priority is "saving lives" and making sure those impacted by the storm
get the resources they need.
Speaking to reporters at the White
House on Monday, after returning from Florida where he had been
scheduled to speak at a campaign rally, Obama called the slow-moving
hurricane a "big and powerful storm" and said that those in its path
should take the proper precautions.
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