Republicans continued their push to define Barack Obama as the “Outsourcer-in-Chief” today. RNC Chairman Reince Priebus took the train to Philly to blast the President for stimulus loan guarantees that ended up benefiting foreign companies.
After a long day of stumping in Westmoreland County, GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney traveled to Pittsburgh for a joint fundraiser with the Republican National Committee held by Gov. Tom Corbett.
Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney attacked President Obama for undervaluing the contribution of individual business owners to the U.S. economy during a campaign stop in southwestern Pennsylvania Tuesday afternoon.
During the President’s Women Vote 2012 Summit, singer/activist Alicia Keys didn’t put on her usual musical performance. Instead, she, along with other famous female Dems sang Obama’s praises and talked women’s issues at the Philadelphia Convention Center.
With Mitt Romney planning a trip to Westmoreland County today, the Obama camp has released a new ad called “Makes You Wonder.” The ad discusses the GOP candidate’s refusal to release more tax information, and highlights his use of offshore bank accounts.
The Obama camp released a new ad Saturday that calls attention to Mitt Romney’s foreign dealings. And it has one new and unusual feature: Romney singing “America the Beautiful” in the background – placing his patriotism in stark contrast to his offshore bank accounts.
In his second public appearance on behalf of Mitt Romney, Sen. Rick Santorum spoke to a crowd of 75 Republican activists in Westmoreland County Saturday. He stressed the importance of the election and Obama’s desire to weaken welfare reform.
Former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell is at it again, criticizing President Obama on MSNBC Friday morning for a campaign attack against Mitt Romney and the terms of his severance with Bain Capital. Rendell’s latest comments are yet another chapter in the saga of the campaign surrogate’s criticisms.
In an effort to strengthen the characterization of Obama as “Outsourcer-in-Chief” the RNC has turned to comments made by Bob Casey and his fellow Dem senators who criticized portions of the 2009 stimulus for sending stimulus money, and jobs, overseas.
Romney’s new television ad, “No Evidence,” dismisses Obama’s outsourcing attacks against Romney as untrue and questions the veracity of Obama’s campaign. While the spot will not be airing in Pennsylvania, it did play during Thursday’s episode of The Today Show.
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