http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-2012-presidential-election-obama-romney-20121106,0,7496153.story
Romney:
Economic performance: Yes, optimism is on the rise, but there’s
no denying that a majority of Americans believes the country is headed in the
wrong direction and doesn’t have confidence that Obama’s economic policies will
fix it. With the economy as the issue that the great majority of voters consider
their top priority, Republicans have argued that wavering voters in the end will
come down on the challenger’s side. The most recent Pew Research Center survey
showed Obama with a slight edge, but also showed that the number of voters who
said they might yet change their minds was enough to switch the outcome
Obama:
Latinos: For at least a decade, Karl Rove and other
Republican strategists have warned that the party risked failure if it could not
find a way to reach out to the country’s fast-growing Latino population. Instead
of doing so this year, Mitt Romney ran a primary campaign that stressed
hard-line positions against illegal immigration. The goal was to outflank Texas
Gov. Rick Perry,
and it succeeded, but at high cost. (And ultimately, Perry did so poorly that he
might have lost anyway.)
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