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Thursday, October 13, 2011

Axelrod suggests Romney as 'Amazingly inconsistent'

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney contradicts "amazing" to the questions and his flip flopping is David Axelrod, the Chief campaign strategist for President Obama finally catch up with him, said this afternoon. Axelrod accused Romney of being ", honestly, brazen in its position on the economy, health care, abortion and other issues".

[See the political cartoons of 2012 GOP candidate.]

Axelrod comments to part of the recent democratic efforts against Romney, the GOP front-runner, as not trustworthy and willing to say what it takes to chosen. Democratic National Committee released a new video today say that despite his claim, in which the middle class, Romney is running, "range to help." See the DNC video here:

Axelrod, "I presume to say he is the candidate, but he deserves it, not be performed," told reporters in a Conference. He predicted that Romney to explain or justify his flip flops, such as the campaign will have intensified more and more problems. It is important for the candidates and to keep their promises, Axelrod said, and added, that every candidate record, ideas and character should be carefully considered. "Presidential campaigns are MRI for the soul", noticed the Obama consultants.

[Read: to draw Democrats, on the website Romney as a Flip-Flopper.]

Romney the answer to this criticism is that his views can change if conditions change, but he is a conservative at heart. Romney helper that the Obama tried, failure of the economy strengthen the attention of his Government and create jobs argue.

Axelrod said Texas Governor Rick Perry, Romney competition for the GOP nomination has he was time in debates, try that former Massachusetts Governor point out inconsistencies, but "he does not exactly become the pistol from the Holster."



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Friday, October 7, 2011

Axelrod Predicts 'Titanic Struggle' for Obama 2012 Re-election

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September 28, 2011 Print

David Axelrod, President Obama's chief strategist, made some waves yesterday when he predicted a "Titanic struggle" to get Obama re-elected in 2012.

"We have the wind in our face because the American people have the wind in their faces," Axelrod told business and political leaders in New Hampshire. "So this is going to be a Titanic struggle. But I firmly believe we're on the right side of the struggle."

Axelrod predicted an Obama victory because the Republican candidates for president are advocating the same policies that led to recession, such as cutting taxes for the rich and for big corporations. "This isn't new wine and old bottles," Axelrod said. "This is old wine and old bottles."

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The Obama strategist also told the Associated Press in an interview that Texas Gov. Rick Perry doesn't have the sterling record of leadership in Texas that he proclaims. Texas has low wages and many underperforming schools, Axelrod said, adding, "I think most Americans will look at that and say, 'Why would we want to emulate that?' "

Political analysts suspect that Axelrod was so openly predicting a huge battle for Obama at least partly to energize the Democratic base. Some of Obama's supporters from 2008 have found fault with his policies, including his compromises with Republicans on deficit-reduction measures and other issues. Democratic strategists say Obama's team needs to mobilize his core supporters by drawing stark contrasts and warning about the possibility of defeat, which is what Axelrod did in New Hampshire.

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Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Axelrod Predicts 'Titanic Struggle' for Obama 2012 Re-election

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September 28, 2011 Print

David Axelrod, President Obama's chief strategist, made some waves yesterday when he predicted a "Titanic struggle" to get Obama re-elected in 2012.

"We have the wind in our face because the American people have the wind in their faces," Axelrod told business and political leaders in New Hampshire. "So this is going to be a Titanic struggle. But I firmly believe we're on the right side of the struggle."

Axelrod predicted an Obama victory because the Republican candidates for president are advocating the same policies that led to recession, such as cutting taxes for the rich and for big corporations. "This isn't new wine and old bottles," Axelrod said. "This is old wine and old bottles."

[Check out political cartoons about President Obama.]

The Obama strategist also told the Associated Press in an interview that Texas Gov. Rick Perry doesn't have the sterling record of leadership in Texas that he proclaims. Texas has low wages and many underperforming schools, Axelrod said, adding, "I think most Americans will look at that and say, 'Why would we want to emulate that?' "

Political analysts suspect that Axelrod was so openly predicting a huge battle for Obama at least partly to energize the Democratic base. Some of Obama's supporters from 2008 have found fault with his policies, including his compromises with Republicans on deficit-reduction measures and other issues. Democratic strategists say Obama's team needs to mobilize his core supporters by drawing stark contrasts and warning about the possibility of defeat, which is what Axelrod did in New Hampshire.

Tags:David Axelrod, 2012 presidential election, Obama administration, politics

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