Jim Messina, Obama’s campaign manager, said that the Obama campaign is not pulling out of any battleground states on a conference call with reporters Tuesday morning.
“We are tied or ahead in every battleground state,” he said, “and we’re not leaving any state where we’re tied or ahead.”
Yesterday, Democratic strategist Paul Begala suggested that Mitt Romney would likely win North Carolina and that the Obama campaign may be putting their resources elsewhere.
h/t Politico
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