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Stephanie Cutter: The Best Way to Fact Check Them is to Vote
Stephanie Cutter breaks down Mitt Romney's false Jeep ad and shares why the best way to fact check the Romney-Ryan team is with our votes.
Romney Style: How to Destroy Your Campaign's Credibility in Five Easy Steps
How to destroy your campaign's credibility in five easy steps—Romney Style.
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Mitt Romney: Shameless Deception
If you thought the national coverage of Mitt Romney's gigantic Jeep lie was bad, you haven't seen anything yet.
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Voiceover: "Wholly inaccurate. Clearly misleading. That's what news outlets are calling Mitt Romney's latest ads...suggesting auto jobs are being sent to China."
Voiceover: "GM calls Romney's ads 'politics at its cynical worst'"
Voiceover: "And Chrysler's CEO said it's simply not true."
Voiceover: "We know the truth, Mitt"
Gotta Vote Bus Tour in Des Moines, Iowa
Democratic National Committee/Obama for America Gotta Vote Bus Tour in Des Moines, Iowa
Bloomberg's Al Hunt on Romney's Jeep Ads: "That's Just Desperation"
October 31st, 2012. Bloomberg's Al Hunt on Romney's Jeep Ads: "That's Just Desperation"
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Voiceover: "When the auto industry faced collapse, Mitt Romney turned his back. Even the conservative Detroit News criticized Romney for his 'wrong-headedness' on the bailout. And now, after Romney's false claim of Jeep outsourcing to China, Chrysler ITSELF has refuted Romney's lie. The truth? Jeep is ADDING jobs in Ohio."
