Debating the final presidential debate [Google+ hangout] October 23, 2012, 2:30 p.m. Still need one last debate fix following the final presidential debate last night? Join Politics Now's Debate of the Debate, featuring Los Angeles Times columnist Michael Hiltzik, blogger Jon Fleischman and host James Rainey live at 3 p.m. PDT Tuesday to learn who really won the third presidential sparring match. The polls may indicate that Obama topped Romney during the foreign policy-focused proceedings, and much of the attention may have been focused more on bayonets and horses than Iran and Mali, but Romney nonetheless has been narrowing the polls nationwide. Hiltzik, an expert on economic and business history, along with Fleischman, a former California Republican Party official and editor of the Flash Report blog, will face off on which candidate made the strongest case on the war in Afghanistan, the looming threat of a nuclear-armed Iran, China's possibly unsportsmanlike economic conduct and the series of domestic issues that crept into the discussion. And beyond the issues, there's the matter of Romney's apparent agreement with a number of Obama's foreign policies, the former Massachusetts governor's lack of aggressiveness and the president's persistent, and at times contemptuous, attacks on his rival's seemingly shifting positions. Republicans and Democrats have spun the debate as a victory for their respective candidate, with the right trumpeting Romney's presidential appearance and candor, and the left hailing Obama's consistent leadership. So feel free to freshen your memory of last night's event, and see a final, final debate over the presidency either above or on YouTube.