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Democrats: Romney leaves N.H. as a 'wounded candidate'
January 11th, 2012
08:12 AM ET
498 days ago

Democrats: Romney leaves N.H. as a 'wounded candidate'

(CNN) - Despite Mitt Romney's commanding win in New Hampshire's primary on Tuesday, national Democrats argued the Republican presidential frontrunner's 40% finish–with 95 precincts reporting–was less than a victory.

"He came out of this primary as a wounded candidate," Debbie Wasserman Schultz, chair of the Democratic National Committee, said Wednesday on CNN's "Starting Point with Soledad O'Brien."
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Filed under: 2012 • Democratic National Committee • DNC • Mitt Romney • New Hampshire • President Obama
Republican group defends Romney from Democratic 'goofy spin'
January 10th, 2012
05:16 PM ET
498 days ago

Republican group defends Romney from Democratic 'goofy spin'

(CNN) – American Crossroads, an independent Republican group, swatted back Democratic attacks against Mitt Romney Tuesday that claim the Republican presidential frontrunner is unable to excite more than a quarter of the GOP.

"The truth? The 25% level of support we're seeing with Romney is a floor, not a ceiling," Jonathan Collegio, the group's communications director, wrote in a memo.

CNN Live: Tune in Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET for CNN's live special coverage of the New Hampshire Primary and follow real-time results on CNNPolitics.com and on Twitter at #cnnelections. Stay up to date with CNN apps for iPhone, iPad, Android or other phones.
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Filed under: 2012 • American Crossroads • David Axelrod • DNC • Mitt Romney • President Obama • Priorities USA
DNC highlights old Romney-McCain tension
January 5th, 2012
05:00 AM ET
500 days ago

DNC highlights old Romney-McCain tension

(CNN) - As Arizona Sen. John McCain travels to South Carolina Thursday to show his support for Mitt Romney, national Democrats point to the duo's rivalry from the last presidential cycle.

The Democratic National Committee released a new web video showcasing McCain's 2008 attacks against Romney, many of which toe the same line the DNC now uses to paint Romney as a flip-flopper.
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Filed under: 2008 Election • 2012 • DNC • John McCain • Mitt Romney
Dems prepare response in Iowa
January 1st, 2012
05:20 PM ET
507 days ago

Dems prepare response in Iowa

Des Moines, Iowa (CNN) – Democrats are planning to respond to the Republican presidential candidates who remain the focus in Iowa ahead of Tuesday's caucuses.

The Democratic National Committee opened the Des Moines war room Sunday, which will serve as the "home base for all rapid response activities" including press conferences and media events, according to DNC Press Secretary Melanie Roussell.
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Filed under: 2012 • DNC • Iowa • Republicans
Democrats send ghost from Romney's past
January 1st, 2012
09:34 AM ET
381 days ago

Democrats send ghost from Romney's past

(CNN) - Democrats aren't missing a chance to take aim at their favorite target: Republican presidential frontrunner and former Bain Capital executive Mitt Romney.

Randy Johnson, a worker laid off when Bain bought American Pad and Paper Company, will arrive in Des Moines on Sunday to hold a press conference, according to the Democratic National Committee.
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Filed under: 2012 • DNC • Mitt Romney
DNC video asks 'What is Mitt Romney hiding' in tax returns
December 30th, 2011
06:00 AM ET
510 days ago

DNC video asks 'What is Mitt Romney hiding' in tax returns

(CNN) - Mitt Romney's refusal to release his income-tax return became the object of national Democrats' indignation Friday with the release of a web video accusing the GOP hopeful of breaking with a longstanding political tradition.

The Democratic National Committee's spot, called "What is Mitt Romney Hiding," flips though past Republican presidential candidates who have released their income-tax information. The DNC highlights one notable example - George Romney, the candidate's father.
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Filed under: 2012 • DNC • Mitt Romney
DNC to take Romney attacks sky-high
December 14th, 2011
12:13 AM ET
381 days ago

DNC to take Romney attacks sky-high

(CNN) - As a not-so-warm welcome for Mitt Romney to New York City as he attends fundraisers Wednesday, the Democratic National Committee will hire an airplane to graze near the city's skyline with a giant banner blasting the GOP presidential candidate.

The 175-foot sign, which reads "Bet You 10k Romney's Out of Touch," swipes Romney over a controversial bet he tried to make with Texas Gov. Rick Perry during Saturday's debate.

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Filed under: 2012 • DNC • Mitt Romney
Democrats rail against Romney over decade-old comments
December 13th, 2011
06:12 PM ET
526 days ago

Democrats rail against Romney over decade-old comments

(CNN) – The Democratic National Committee continued its offense against Mitt Romney with a new web video on Tuesday, pointing to comments he made nearly 10 years ago saying he held "moderate" and "progressive" views.

The remarks, which he made as a candidate for Massachusetts governor at the time, made a splash when they resurfaced online Tuesday, and the DNC quickly pounced to turn them into an ad targeting the GOP presidential candidate.
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Filed under: 2012 • DNC • Mitt Romney
Romney: Obama will 'cower' from debating his record
November 30th, 2011
06:23 PM ET
539 days ago

Romney: Obama will 'cower' from debating his record

(CNN) – Brushing aside his recent spat with Newt Gingrich, GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney on Wednesday said he's more geared up for a fight with national Democrats.

"I think it's kinda curious that they want to jump into our primary and try and throw the primary to someone who they think has a better chance of losing to the president," Romney said in an interview on Sean Hannity's radio show. "I'm kind of invigorated by the fact that they've decided to go after me."
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Filed under: DNC • Mitt Romney
Two ads totally different, says Romney campaign
November 28th, 2011
03:23 PM ET
541 days ago

Two ads totally different, says Romney campaign

(CNN) - Mitt Romney's campaign quickly downplayed comparisons between a TV ad released Monday by the Democratic National Committee and a spot produced last week by the candidate's campaign, saying Democrats weren't upfront about taking Romney's quotes out of context.

"That was a blatant misuse of quote," Romney Communications Director Gail Gitcho said in a conference call featuring New Hampshire supporters of Romney. "Democrats were blatantly taking that quote out of context. I wouldn't suggest any similarities between what we did and what Democrats did today."
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Filed under: 2012 • DNC • Mitt Romney
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