Obama rails at Romney 47 percent remark in debate
Obama rebutted Romney the 47 percent claim saying the president must work for everyone not just some. Romney stood by his remarks framing a policy difference while top Republicans offered muted reactions amid ongoing campaign controversy.
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How Romney video sourcing traced to online tip
James Carter IV, a Democratic opposition researcher and Jimmy Carter's grandson, found a blurred hidden camera clip of Romney discussing a Chinese factory visit. After contacting the anonymous YouTube source and using social media outreach, Carter pursued the uploader to verify and reveal the footage from a private donor fundraiser.
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Romney 47 percent claim oversimplifies tax and benefit mix
Romney said 47 percent pay no income taxes, but Tax Policy Center finds 76 million nonpayers include elderly, parents, and middle class. About 150 million receive federal benefits, with 50 million on Social Security, 46 million on Medicare, 80 million on Medicaid, and 48 million on food stamps, while many still pay payroll or excise taxes.
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