Obama Ready for Ramping Up Campaign Against Romney
President Obama shifts into general election mode after Santorum exits, pledging a faster, louder fight with Mitt Romney. The Chicago campaign plans vigorous messaging on jobs and economy while Messina attacks Romney’s trust and character.
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Ann Romney Defends Work History Against Criticism
Ann Romney rebutted a Democratic claim she has not worked, saying raising five sons was a full time job stronger than Mitt Romney’s career. Hillary Rosen apologized for the remark, and Michelle Obama weighed in noting every mother works hard.
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Gingrich Says He Likely Won't Join Romney Cabinet
Republican candidate Newt Gingrich told WILM AM he probably would not accept a Romney cabinet post if Romney wins the presidency. He said he would back Romney over Obama but would prefer an adviser role similar to his past position. The interview occurred during a Dover, Delaware stop at a diner.
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Biden labels Romney out of step with American values
In New Hampshire Vice President Joe Biden attacks Mitt Romney as out of step with basic American values. He contrasts the Buffett rule with Romney’s tax approach, saying Romney would let the wealthy keep large annual tax cuts beyond the middle class’ income.
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