Today on CNN Newsroom
The latest news and information from around the world. Also connect with CNN through social media. We want to hear from you.
October 3rd, 2012
05:17 PM ET
Romney's past rival: 'Don't count him out'
After being down in the polls, then Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate Mitt Romney won his 2002 race after a strong debate performance. Former Massachusetts State Treasurer Shannon O'Brien speaks with Brooke Baldwin about her experience debating Mitt Romney.
On Twitter
There’s “no question” that Republicans’ effort in Pennsylvania to get millions of voters’ personal informattwitter.com/i/web/status/1…o/TIRRDu0SEv
“Businesses should really consider requiring their employees to get vaccinated,” Commerce Sec. Gina Raimondo saytwitter.com/i/web/status/1…4o9zJG
“To continually have to keep raising our voices, and fighting not just an abuser but a system that protected him, itwitter.com/i/web/status/1…j4X9
Democratic Rep. Katherine Clark says it’s time to end the debt ceiling, as Democrats eye an end-of-month showdown wtwitter.com/i/web/status/1…5QFO
Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney's opponent Harriet Hageman launched her campaign and refuted false 2020 election claims.
Whtwitter.com/i/web/status/1…6b
All the Republicans harp on the $716B that Obama will shift from Medicare to other healthcare programs, yet no one seems to call them on the fact that the Ryan budget proposed reductions of exactly the same amount. Why is everyone playing softball?
Seems Even Big Bird is in Mitt's 47%.
Romney, what will you cut? How much will you cut? And, where are your complete returns for the last 7 years? I'm not moved by the hype of debates. It is time for Americans (THE 47%) of Americans Mitt is not worried about to ask the difficult questions and expect specific answers. Mitt Romney is evasive. The message is get rid of Obama and don’t worry about what I will do once he is gone. I think Mr. Romney has underestimated the 47%.