The Red & Black compiles a weekly roundup of shows and events for the upcoming weekend. This weekend includes the Annual Cottage Classic Golf Tournament, a calligraphy writing workshop hosted
this week, eric. we ll take care of you. eric: great information every sunday on this. jamie: thank you. eric: speaking of controversy, there is one that won t go away from the closely watched contest for the senate in massachusetts. certainly heard about this. elizabeth warren s campaign under fire for once claiming she is partly native american. how that claim is impacting the race. we will have an in-depth look at one potential vice-presidential pick. we will look at bab mcdonald, a prominent name on the short list.
because he said he knew how to fix t. he has run up a $5 trillion debt and have you more people than since 1981 that are under-employed, unemployed or have stopped looking for work. reporter: president obama hit the campaign trail in ojaio and virginia. he appeared before large crowds, alongside first lady michelle obama and tried to draw a contrast between the republican view of economic health and his vision. he said that romney believes that bigger profits lead to bigger jobs. he doesn t seem to understand that maximizing profits whether it s by layoffs or outsourcing or tax avoidance or union busting might not always be good for the average american or for the american economy. why else would he want to spend trillions more on tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. reporter: so the campaign will turn on the economy and voters and candidates will be watching the economic numbers over the next six months. eric: that will be part of the race, of course. steve, thanks
senator marco rubio did outline some of his qualifications today on fox news sunday and pointed out, he represents a large state, florida, one of the most complex states in terms of public policy. and on the central campaign issue, the economy, rubio said that president obama simply has not delivered what he promised. let s listen. he did inherit a very difficult economic climate and he knew that when he was elected. one of the reasons he won was because he said he knew how to fix t. he has run up a $5 trillion debt and have you more people than since 1981 that are under-employed, unemployed or have stopped looking for work. reporter: president obama hit the campaign trail in ojaio and virginia. he appeared before large crowds, alongside first lady michelle obama and tried to draw a contrast between the republican view of economic health and his vision. he said that romney believes that bigger profits lead to bigger jobs. he doesn t seem to understand that maximizing pr