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We're ready to take on Romney, Obama declares.
American's President begins battle against likely opponent .
APPublished: 00:00 April 5, 2012
Above image of President Obama and his slogan.
Washington: Reality smacked Mitt Romney in the face twice in a 24-hour span.
President Barack Obama used the power of the presidency to ring the general election's opening bell, declaring this week in no uncertain terms that he and his mammoth organisation are ready to take on Romney — whether the presumptive Republican nominee is ready or not.
And despite what he may say, Romney is not.
The former Massachusetts governor, who won three more primaries on Tuesday and is on track to claim his party's presidential nomination in June if not before, is facing a challenge of historic proportions. Just one Republican, Ronald Reagan, has defeated a Democratic incumbent president in the last century. And Romney faces an incumbent with five times more staff, ten times more money, and the world's greatest bully pulpit.
Standing on platform on Tuesday, the president criticised Romney by name, telling news executives at the annual meeting of The Associated Press that his likely general election opponent supported a "radical" Republican budget plan he characterised as "thinly veiled social Darwinism". He accused Republican leaders of becoming so extreme that even Reagan, one of the party's most cherished heroes, would not win a Republican primary today.
‘Too conservative'
The president's critique came just one day after his campaign launched a TV advertisement in six general election battleground states that suggested that Romney stood with "Big Oil". And it all comes amid a Democratic effort to paint Romney as part of a Republican Party that Obama's party is casting as too conservative.
Romney told cheering supporters in Milwaukee that the president has become "a little out of touch" after "years of flying around on Air Force One, surrounded by an adoring staff ..."
Campaign lessons
Republicans in the District of Columbia, in Wisconsin and in Maryland gave Mitt Romney a trio of wins on Tuesday that put him closer to clinching his party's presidential nomination. We learned a few things, too: Republicans increasingly view Romney as their nominee.
:Four in five Wisconsin voters expect that the former Massachusetts governor will eventually win the 1,144 delegates needed to face off against President Barack Obama in the fall election, according to exit poll results.
: Obama also expects Romney to prevail. The president assailed Romney as though he had already won the nomination, following up on a critical TV ad the re-election campaign rolled out a day earlier.
:Romney is focusing on the general election.
Best Man Win
Thank you for reading,
Take care,
~Wassalam
greeting!
We're ready to take on Romney, Obama declares.
American's President begins battle against likely opponent .
APPublished: 00:00 April 5, 2012
Above image of President Obama and his slogan.
Washington: Reality smacked Mitt Romney in the face twice in a 24-hour span.
President Barack Obama used the power of the presidency to ring the general election's opening bell, declaring this week in no uncertain terms that he and his mammoth organisation are ready to take on Romney — whether the presumptive Republican nominee is ready or not.
And despite what he may say, Romney is not.
The former Massachusetts governor, who won three more primaries on Tuesday and is on track to claim his party's presidential nomination in June if not before, is facing a challenge of historic proportions. Just one Republican, Ronald Reagan, has defeated a Democratic incumbent president in the last century. And Romney faces an incumbent with five times more staff, ten times more money, and the world's greatest bully pulpit.
Standing on platform on Tuesday, the president criticised Romney by name, telling news executives at the annual meeting of The Associated Press that his likely general election opponent supported a "radical" Republican budget plan he characterised as "thinly veiled social Darwinism". He accused Republican leaders of becoming so extreme that even Reagan, one of the party's most cherished heroes, would not win a Republican primary today.
‘Too conservative'
The president's critique came just one day after his campaign launched a TV advertisement in six general election battleground states that suggested that Romney stood with "Big Oil". And it all comes amid a Democratic effort to paint Romney as part of a Republican Party that Obama's party is casting as too conservative.
Romney told cheering supporters in Milwaukee that the president has become "a little out of touch" after "years of flying around on Air Force One, surrounded by an adoring staff ..."
Campaign lessons
Republicans in the District of Columbia, in Wisconsin and in Maryland gave Mitt Romney a trio of wins on Tuesday that put him closer to clinching his party's presidential nomination. We learned a few things, too: Republicans increasingly view Romney as their nominee.
:Four in five Wisconsin voters expect that the former Massachusetts governor will eventually win the 1,144 delegates needed to face off against President Barack Obama in the fall election, according to exit poll results.
: Obama also expects Romney to prevail. The president assailed Romney as though he had already won the nomination, following up on a critical TV ad the re-election campaign rolled out a day earlier.
:Romney is focusing on the general election.
Best Man Win
Thank you for reading,
Take care,
~Wassalam