Congressman Chaffetz, ranked the second most conservative Congressman in the House, said that he was happy the American people were getting a chance to see the Mitt Romney he has been supporting since the beginning of the primaries. Chaffetz took
The Weekly Standard: “I’ve put forward a specific $4 trillion deficit-reduction plan,” President Obama said during his debate with Mitt Romney on Wednesday night. “It’s on a website. You can look at all the numbers, what cuts we make and
Chicago Tribune Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Clarence Page reacts to the first of three Presidential debates. (Posted: Oct 4, 2012)
CBS: National Journal White House correspondent Major Garett speaks to the “CBS This Morning” co-hosts about the view of uncommitted voters that Mitt Romney won the presidential debate against President Obama.
The RNC captured many moments during the debate when President Obama continuously smirked as Gov. Romney rattled off a litany of failures of his presidency.
Mitt Romney’s energetic CPAC Colorado speech
Faced with a humiliating and complete defeat for their candidate in last night’s debate, the only recourse from the Democratic National Committee was to release an ad claiming Mitt Romney wasn’t gentle enough on the President.
Mike Barnicle points out the obvious on Morning Joe’s post-mortem of the President’s disastrous debate performance.
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Washington Post Journalist Bob Woodward says he has documents that show President Obama plans to make significant cuts to Medicare if reelected. This is despite his current attacks on the Romney/Ryan ticket claiming that he will protect Medicare.
CBS: Robert Gibbs, former White House press secretary and senior adviser to President Obama’s campaign, talks to Charlie Rose and Norah O’Donnell about the presidential race
