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King of Bain Trailer: New Film Slams Mitt Romney

Newt Gingrich, the former House Speaker, is striking a populist tone as he looks to fight back against Mitt Romney, the frontrunner in the Republican nomination fight. In a bid to discredit Romney’s economic expertise – the strength of his candidacy, besides perceived “electability” – Gingrich lambasts him for firing people and ruining lives. In a manner of speaking, of course. Insisting he is “totally for capitalism,” Newt cited Microsoft for becoming “extraordinarily rich” by “providing a service” while firms such as Bain strip companies down for profit. It’s unclear if this will resonate with voters, but a pro-Gingrich PAC, Winning Our Future, produced a movie about Mitt’s tenure at Bain to make its point. Here’s the trailer: Mitt Romney – King of Bain Movie Trailer A deluge of pro-Romney PAC ads have drawn fire from Newt Gingrich in recent weeks. Now it seems the one-time national frontrunner is firing back in kind. Time will tell if this line of attacks pays dividends, but it almost seems better suited to a Democratic National Committee ad, not one from a fellow Republican.

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Mitt Romney: I Like Firiing People

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Mitt Romney uttered a line today that is likely to become the subject of more than one campaign commercial: Leaving aside the context of what Romney was saying here, which may well have merit, this is, as Kristen Powers notes on Twitter, not something you want to be saying if you are running for President Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Outside the Beltway Discovery Date : 09/01/2012 16:05 Number of articles : 2

Mitt Romney: I Like Firiing People

Mitt Romney And Newt Gingrich Spar Over Attack Ads [Video]

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Newt Gingrich (Getty) Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich dueled over super PAC ads during the Republican presidential debate in New Hampshire this morning. Both men refused to take responsibility for the commercials, but expressed support for the content of the ads. Mr. Gingrich challenged Mr. Romney to take ownership of anti-Gingrich ads that ran in Iowa created by a political action committee called… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Politicker Discovery Date : 08/01/2012 16:43 Number of articles : 3

Mitt Romney And Newt Gingrich Spar Over Attack Ads [Video]

Mitt Romney And Newt Gingrich Spar Over Attack Ads [Video]

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Newt Gingrich (Getty) Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich dueled over super PAC ads during the Republican presidential debate in New Hampshire this morning. Both men refused to take responsibility for the commercials, but expressed support for the content of the ads. Mr. Gingrich challenged Mr. Romney to take ownership of anti-Gingrich ads that ran in Iowa created by a political action committee called… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Politicker Discovery Date : 08/01/2012 16:43 Number of articles : 3

Mitt Romney And Newt Gingrich Spar Over Attack Ads [Video]

Mitt Romney Spars With Reporter After Being Called a Liar

Normally unflappable Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney got into it with The Associated Press’ Glenn Johnson today after basically being called a liar. While attempting to brand himself as a Washington outsider, Mitt enjoys strong support from the GOP establishment, as well as lobbyists, Johnson pointed out. Their exchange grew very testy after Johnson pressed Romney on whether one major lobbyist runs his campaign. Mitt insists the lobbyist is merely an “advisor.” Watch the video of the back-and-forth below: Mitt Romney Spars With Reporter

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Mitt Romney Spars With Reporter After Being Called a Liar

Mitt Romney Spars With Reporter After Being Called a Liar

Normally unflappable Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney got into it with The Associated Press’ Glenn Johnson today after basically being called a liar. While attempting to brand himself as a Washington outsider, Mitt enjoys strong support from the GOP establishment, as well as lobbyists, Johnson pointed out. Their exchange grew very testy after Johnson pressed Romney on whether one major lobbyist runs his campaign. Mitt insists the lobbyist is merely an “advisor.” Watch the video of the back-and-forth below: Mitt Romney Spars With Reporter

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Spreading Santorum: Paid For By Mitt Romney!

Is Rick Santorum’s “Google Problem” website – the one that ranks first when you Google Rick Santorum , and produces a hilariously revolting definition of the former Senator’s surname – sponsored by fellow Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney? It certainly looks that way: Lovely. As if that weren’t bad enough, the ad shown here is from Mitt Romney’s official campaign (as opposed to the Super PAC he benefits from but disavows). The image above is not Photoshopped either. Check out the video here: Mitt Romney Ad on Spreading Santorum After Santorum and Romney fought to a near-draw in the closest Iowa caucus results in history, more people than ever are Googling the former’s name, too. It’s unclear who is behind the site Google bombing Santorum, or whether the ad was bought for the site specifically or on an ad network that includes the site. If you go there right now, a generic AdSense spot appears. It could have been just a coincidence that AdSense used a Romney ad, but that’s still amusing. Either way, for the anti-gay marriage conservative, who went from also-ran to a top-tier contender overnight, it’s a Google problem that began long ago by a gay journalist who decided to have fun with Santorum’s homophobia, and one that won’t go away.

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Time is Nothing, Time-Lapse Film Travels The World in 5 Minutes

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San Francisco-based photographer Kien Lam quit his day job, packed his bags and spent a year traveling and documenting the world. Time is Nothing is the beautiful time-lapse film he made from his epic around-the-globe journey to 17 countries in 343 days. His brother William Lam created Places and Faces, the lovely score for the Broadcasting platform : Vimeo Source : Laughing Squid Discovery Date : 04/01/2012 12:12 Number of articles : 2

Time is Nothing, Time-Lapse Film Travels The World in 5 Minutes

Out Of Many, One

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One aspect of the GOP race which greatly benefited former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney was the splintered tea-party/Evangelical vote across five other candidates: Sen. Rick Santorum, Rep. Ron Paul, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Texas Gov. Rick Perry and Rep. Michele Bachmann. It’s worth noting that while Romney is the front-runner by virtue of his Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Box Turtle Bulletin Discovery Date : 04/01/2012 16:14 Number of articles : 2

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Iowa Caucus Results: Mitt Romney Wins By Eight Votes Over Rick Santorum!

The closest Iowa caucus results in history produced a near draw, with Mitt Romney winning by just eight votes over Rick Santorum and Ron Paul a close third. Romney, considered the favorite in the Republican presidential race quest, did not notch a commanding win that could have ended the primary process early. However, a win’s a win, and after a year in which one candidate after another sought to be the conservative alternative to him, a pretty impressive one at that. Even more remarkable was the finish of Rick Santorum, whose candidacy was so moribund just weeks ago that many wondered why he was still in the race. The former Pennsylvania Senator was neck-and-neck with Romney, the one-time Governor of Massachusetts, for all of Tuesday night and into this morning. Romney being declared the winner by a mere eight ballots early Wednesday. Rep. Ron Paul of Texas was a close third with 21 percent of the caucus votes. “We will go on,” he said in an upbeat speech. “There is nothing to be ashamed of.” The race was so close, Romney couldn’t even claim victory in his speech. With 99 percent of the vote counted, he and Santorum each had 24.6 percent. ‘‘We also feel it’s been a great victory for us here,’’ Romney said early today, before the final votes were tallied. “Onto New Hampshire, we’ve got work to do.” ‘‘Thank you so much Iowa,’’ said Santorum, who is also off to N.H. ‘‘You, by standing up and not compromising ….. have taken the first step of taking back this country.’’ The GOP nominating process continues with the New Hampshire primary next Tuesday, followed by the South Carolina primary Saturday, January 19. The former favors Romney heavily, the latter not so much. Santorum and Newt Gingrich, who placed fourth last night in Iowa, will be contesting it hard. And Ron Paul … you can never count out Ron Paul. You may soon count out Texas Gov. Rick Perry, though. After finishing fifth in Iowa, he announced that he was returning to Texas to assess his candidacy. Last night’s Iowa caucus results: Mitt Romney: 24.6%