Romney graduates from Day One to his "first 100 days" as president in state-specific ads running in key swing states. Here's Virginia:
North Carolina here and Ohio here. Alex Burns has more:
The frame for the commercials is a variation on Romney's "Day One" theme — a way of trying to give voters a concrete sense of how life would be different under a new president. In Ohio, that means standing "up to China, demand[ing] a level playing field for our businesses and workers."In Iowa, it's debt reduction and "fewer worries about their future and their children's future."
Meanwhile, the Obama campaign highlights Romney's lingering non-response to the president's DREAM initiative:
Romney's evasive rebuttal:
Meanwhile, Obama's Super PAC continues its series on Bain Capital:
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