the romney campaign hosted a conference call with reporters today to discuss the economy, but after the first three question the reporters asked were about mitt romney s position on the president s position on immigration, the romney press aide, christie campbell, decided the the call was over. we ll have more information in a run-up to the governor s speech tomorrow and he looks forward to addressing naleo and chatting about a number of issues, including how the president s policies have impacted the hispanic community. so with that, it sounds like we don t have anymore questions on today s topic. well played, kristy campbell. mitt romney will address the latino group tomorrow, a day before president obama addresses that same audience. the bloomberg poll show try saying that, bloomberg poll, try saying it at home right now shows that 63% of likely voters agree with the president s new immigration policy. 30% disagree.
in today and happy to follow-up off line with any additional questions. mike halperin, couple things to unpack from that. the romney campaign has been focused on the economy as we know. how angry, how upset, how stressed out are they that immigration has become such a major priority in terms of the national dialogue? they have great faith in the notion that over time if they keep talking about the economy, that s what the election will be decided on. they put out the excerpts from governor romney s speech, and contrary to some people s expectations or hope that he would weigh in on what he thought of the president s decision on not deporting younger people, he s basically going to take the same position he s taken which is people want to know my position, what the president did, my position is i would do something comprehensive that would supersede that. he s not weighing in on the principle embodied in what the president did. i don t think it matters. it s certainly the
the president s economic record. the white house got a surprise boost today. there is a fascinating new poll out this morning. a new poll by bloomberg news. surprisingly good news for the white house. a new bloomberg news survey gives the president a 13-point edge. with a whopping 13-point lead. president obama with a huge lead over mitt romney. this is the widest spread we ve seen in quite some time. we re not going to ride up and down the roller-coaster. who wants four more years of obama care? 45% of voters say they re better off since the president took office. up and down the poller coaster. the poll points to core strengths in the president s re-election campaign. how we see the future is imperative that mitt win. it s not even like a choice anymore. we re doing this because of the values we believe in. it s not even like a choice anymore. everyone should do their fair share, but they should play by the same rules. we got lots of new
tim pawlenty is at the front of the bus. all of this is to the benefit of pawlenty. tim pawlenty. tim pawlenty. tim pawlenty. tim pawlenty, vice presidential slot. i appreciate the tip of the cap that you ve given me. you should really see me when i m pissed. if you don t run chris christie, romney will be the nominee and we ll lose. today the romney campaign continued to dodge questions on mitt romney s position on immigration as a new poll shows president obama widening his lead over mitt romney. the bloomberg poll of likely voters shows president obama polling at 53%, a full 13 points ahead of mitt romney s 40%. the romney campaign hosted a conference call with reporters today to discuss the economy, but after the first three question the reporters asked were about mitt romney s position on the president s position on immigration, the romney press aide, christie campbell, decided the the call was over. we ll have more information in a run-up to the go
anti-immigration policy could come through as early as next week, so, when it comes to immigration policy, michael brought this up, too how boxed in is mitt romney by high-profile members within his own party like arizona governor jan briar around the fa jan brewer and people will have a hard time walking away from thing said in the primary. boxed in? he is like in solitary confinement on alcatraz, i was chuckling when my friend, michael, was talk. he doesn t have a hill to climb, he has mount everest to climb. why? he gave us his policy. during the primary, add very simple policy, people not here illegally should leave. that was the policy, doesn t matter if you were young, old, self-deport, grandmother, a worker, tough leave. and now when barack obama comes out with this policy affecting 800,000 or more younger illegal immigrants, undocumented workers, they could say, he can t respond to that this is a key issue here. there is no reason to penalize those percentage out of