... ABC News. BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States: I think Joe just needs to be Joe. JUDY WOODRUFF: And Mitt Romneyplayed up his running mate's chances at a Wednesday event in Ohio. MITT ROMNEY (R), Presidential Candidate: I think Paul Ryan will do great. JUDY WOODRUFF: The debate ...
... and more taxes, poor people should be paying more as well. GWEN IFILL: Which takes us to Mitt Romney's response this afternoon in that interview he gave on FOX, in which he used the word redistribute or redistribution multiple times. What was that about? NANCY COOK: Well, what he ...
... his proposals would gut Medicare. But Romney assured his audience in Florida today that the Republican ticket will preserve and protect Medicare. And in an interview Sunday with CBS News' "60 Minutes," he insisted his campaign wouldn't be based on the Ryan budget. MITT ROMNEY: Well, I have my ...
... tried to get beyond the barbs and tackled welfare reform Thursday night. Judy Woodruff spoke with Heritage fellow Robert Rector, who helped craft former president Bill Clinton's 1996 welfare reform legislation, and Georgetown's Peter Edelman, who resigned from the Clinton administration in protest of the reform plan that ...
... it. // JUDY WOODRUFF: So before I ask you about CGI, is the Obama campaign wrong to continue to criticize Romney's record at Bain Capital? BILL CLINTON: Not necessarily. It depends on the facts of the case. That's what I tried to say in the CNN interview. The equity ...
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Supporters of President Obama listen to him speak during a campaign event Thursday in Des Moines, Iowa. Photo by Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty Images. As the nation prepares to spend a long weekend honoring the armed forces and gathering in backyards for barbecues, the economy continues to be the dominant issue in politics. A new Washington Post/ABC...
In other news Wednesday, News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch appeared before a British inquiry panel to refute charges he had too cozy a relationship with Britain's top politicians, among them former Prime Minister Tony Blair. Also, the U.S. Senate voted to slow down service cuts to the ailing U.S. Postal Service.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and British Prime Minister David Cameron laugh as Vice President Joe Biden gives a toast at the State Department on Wednesday. Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images. Updated 2:30 p.m. ET: Vice President Biden hit the 2012 campaign trail in earnest Thursday, defending the administration's rescue of U.S. auto companies while...
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