Election 2012
Romney to attack Obama in first New Hampshire ad
BOSTON - Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney will kick off his television advertising campaign in New Hampshire on Tuesday with a spot attacking President Barack Obama on the day Obama visits the early primary state.
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Romney opens ad offensive against Obama
Mitt Romney's new commercial attacking President Obama hits the air in New Hampshire Tuesday, the same day as Obama's visit.
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