Top Romney adviser Ed Gillespie now tells us he was wrong last night when he said Mitt Romney used to oppose the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act: “He never weighed in on it. As President, he would not seek to repeal it.”
Didn’t oppose it then; doesn’t support it now; but would leave it alone.
Leadership.
Group that put together the “woman binder” doesn’t remember it the way Mitt does.
Sen. Richard Lugar (R-IN) says a PAC mailer claiming he’s endorsed GOP nominee Richard Mourdock as his successor is “misleading.”
I understand the challenges women face and want to make it easier for them in the workplace. mi.tt/Ra6QOe
— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) October 17, 2012
Summary reads: “Women who worked with Mitt Romney were struck by his humanity and his sensitivity.”
The Romney camp has decided to turn the ‘woman binder’ remark into a cudgel against President Obama. No, it didn’t go well.
At this rate, Romney could possibly beat Candy Crowley in Wisconsin and Illinois.
How Mitt Romney tried to hide the fact that he does in fact support a law that would allow your employer to decide whether to cover your birth control.
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My favorite picture from last night’s debate. Click the title of this post to see.