Explaining how his candidate can pivot to the center after the primaries, top Romney advisor Eric Fehrnstrom tells CNN’s voters minds and memories are “almost like an Etch-A-Sketch”. Just give it a shake and draw the picture again. Watch.
Nick Martin with many more details from yesterday’s firebombing of a Texas state senator’s office and the arrest of a man accused of carrying out the crime.
Bad boy right-wing reporter Jason Mattera confronts Bono for a signature ambush interview.
Alas, it turns out to be a Bono impersonator.
White House ups the rhetoric to 11 attacking Hill Republicans, Ryan budget.
Mitt Romney has now responded to the Etch-a-Sketch story, in which his top aide said voters minds were like an Etch-a-Sketch: Mitt could reposition back to the center in time for the general election with little damage from the primaries. In other words, you just repaint the picture. No one remembers. Romney himself now says that wasn’t about him shifting his positions. It was about changing the campaign’s org chart as he moves toward the general.
Behold this epic intro from Wolf Blitzer from tonight on the Hezbollah army in America.
Mitt Romney simply refuses to sew up the nomination without pulling some totally inane gaffe the very next day. It’s a pattern.
In anticipation of next week’s landmark Supreme Court argument we’re previewing the critical constitutional issues the Court will be reviewing. Today, we look at the glitch in the law that could allow five Justices to kill ‘Obamacare’.