Romney: The Republican Campaign

Mitt Romney Dept: The Republican campaign released a pair of new ads on Monday, one an attack against the president suddenly the front-runner in a race that's long been neck and neck and another that focuses on the Romney's proposals to boost the middle class, according to Vancouver Sun. In a conference call with reporters, Ed Gillespie, a Romney campaign aide, said the Republican presidential ticket plans to zero in on the specifics of their policy proposals with less than two months until the presidential election and wASHINGTON - Mitt Romney, his campaign to become U.S. president in disarray, is attempting to get back on solid footing amid reports of bitter infighting at his Boston headquarters as Barack Obama edges past his Republican rival nationally and in several critical swing states. The positive ad provides some details about how Romney will keep his oft-stated promise to create 12 million jobs via increased trade, deficit reduction, tax reform and help for small businesses. That's despite reports from independent economic forecasters who predict the U.S. economy is on track to create that many jobs anyway by 2016, with or without Romney's help. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.