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Mitt Romney released a new ad to try and recover after dismissing half of America, but Mitt Romney's words speak for themselves

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Mitt Romney: Too many Americans are struggling to find work in today's economy

Romney: I like being able to fire people

Mitt Romney has a strange take on tax fairness. Romney's plan would cut taxes even more for himself—and raise them on the middle class.

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Voiceover: "Mitt Romney attacked 47% of Americans who pay no income tax-- including veterans, elderly, the disabled."

Mitt Romney: "My job is not to worry about those people."

Voiceover:
"Seen these new ads, where Mitt Romney says he's a friend of coal country? This is the guy who wants to keep tax breaks for companies that ship American jobs overseas. The same guy who had a Swiss bank account...and millions in tax havens like Bermuda and the Caymans. And on coal?"

"Well, here's what he said as Governor, outside a coal fired power plant."

Romney:
"...I will not create jobs or hold jobs that kill people...and that plant, that plant kills people..."

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Monday Morning:

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Middle class Americans discuss what a tax increase would mean to them. Unless the House of Representatives takes action before January 1, 2013, taxes will go up on 114 million middle-class families. Republicans in the House of Representatives, however, are refusing to extend middle-class tax cuts without also giving massive tax cuts to the wealthiest 2 percent of Americans.

Mitt Romney finally released a second year of tax returns. And with it, some troubling new information: