Keller @ Large: Attention Obama, Romney Campaigns - Stop The Baby Talk
Both parties need to stop the baby talk. Jon Keller is at large.
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Both parties need to stop the baby talk. Jon Keller is at large.
The Massachusetts Statehouse became a highly-charged backdrop for the White House campaign on Thursday as President Barack Obama's top political strategist assailed Mitt Romney's record as governor while competing against a steady stream of chants and catcalls from a group of Romney backers.
Several dozen Romney supporters, many with signs reading "Obama isn't working," stood behind metal barricades on the sidewalk and kept up a noisy protest while David Axelrod spoke.
President Barack Obama is reaching out to an old friend and fellow Democrat as he prepares for a tough re-election campaign: Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick is forming a federal political action committee. The director of Patrick's state committee said the governor decided to form a federal committee to help coordinate and finance his activities on behalf of the national Democratic Party.
