Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour said on Monday that the extended GOP primary race is taking the focus away from President Obama’s “poor” policies. On “CBS This Morning,” Barbour said:
“And the other thing is, of course, when four Republican candidates are contesting each other for the nomination, a hard-fought race, attention is being taken away from Obama’s policies and the results of those policies, which are mighty poor. And any time we’re not talking about Obama’s policies and the results of those policies, we’re not talking about what’s the best thing for Republicans in the election.”
