Obama small business

• Obamas direct-to-the-camera appeal may be a sign that the latest onslaught from his opponents has rattled reelection strategists in Chicago.
(YAHOO!)
• The Obama campaign and Democratic National Committee on Wednesday will try to turn the tables on Mitt Romneys attacks that claim the president has a foreign, pro-government philosophy on small business.
(Huffington Post)
• In another ad, Mr. Obama accuses Mr. Romney of twisting his words about small businesses. That ad was filmed in the same office, in front of Mr. Lew's conference table. What benefit Mr. Obama's campaign team saw in the backdrops is unclear.
(New York Times Blogs)
• Tonight Obama responded, accusing his GOP rival of "splicing and dicing" his words for political gain. "Earlier today Gov.
(ABC News)
• The second ad, Always, released on Tuesday, features the president rebutting attacks from Romney over the presidents recent comments about small businesses.
(WIBW)
• Obama spoke about why he ran in 2008 He claimed to have cut taxes on small businesses 18 times in office as president. He said tax policies should favor American companies creating American jobs.
(Oregonian)
• President Obama wants this election to be a debate about outsourcing You can't raise tax rates on overpaid movie stars without hurting small businesses and job generators. But the president doesn't know that, either.
(Washington Times)
• The Barack Obama campaign on Tuesday began running a TV commercial in North Carolina and five other battleground states in response to criticism of the president's comments regarding small businesses.
(The News & Observer)
• Weve done well. We can afford to give a little back, Obama said. Republicans including Mitt Romney say extending the tax cuts to those making less than $250,000 hurts many small business owners and would further impact economic recovery.
(FOX News)
• Republicans, in turn, will continue to argue that by not extending the Bush tax cuts for the upper-income brackets, Democrats and Obama will be raising rates on job creators and small businesses.
(Huffington Post)