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Obama swings back at Romney, talks deficit reduction
April 04, 2012
April 04, 2012
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would say that's in contrast to some of the presidential candidates who are out there. As for who is in touch and who's not with ordinary folks ... I have no problem with that comparison."
The president was an unannounced speaker at what the administration billed as the White House personal finance online summit. About 18 journalists were invited to talk to Obama's financial advisers and communications department.
In response to a question from MoneyWatch about the nation's growing long-term debt, the president said that the bulk of deficit reduction -- beyond current proposals -- is going to have to
would say that's in contrast to some of the presidential candidates who are out there. As for who is in touch and who's not with ordinary folks ... I have no problem with that comparison."
The president was an unannounced speaker at what the administration billed as the White House personal finance online summit. About 18 journalists were invited to talk to Obama's financial advisers and communications department.
In response to a question from MoneyWatch about the nation's growing long-term debt, the president said that the bulk of deficit reduction -- beyond current proposals -- is going to have to
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