MSNBC Analysts Call Centers Holding Migrant Children ‘Concentration Camps’
Cutter: Clinton Should Have Called All of Trump’s Supporters Deplorable
Former Obama Aides Begin to Reel in Major Cash
Former aides to President Barack Obama are beginning to capitalize on high-paying opportunities to take sides on key issues that the president will face in his second term. Obama’s Campaign Relaunching as Tax-exempt 501c4
What was once the Obama reelection campaign will be relaunched Sunday as a tax-exempt 501(c)4, able to accept unlimited donations to advocate on behalf of President Obama's second-term agenda. OFA Exploring Future as 501c4 or Super PAC
Obama's campaign could become what he once called a 'threat to democracy'
President Obama once called Super PACs a "threat to democracy." Now, CNN reports Wednesday that Obama for America working on the "restructuring" of the group into a 501(c)4 or a Super PAC. Romney Hammers Cutter Remark on Benghazi
'Mr. President, this is an issue because we were attacked successfully by terrorists on the anniversary of 9/11'
Cutter Admits the ‘$5 Trillion Tax Cut’ Attack Isn’t True
OFA deputy campaign manager: 'Well, okay, stipulated, it won't be near $5 trillion'
Obama’s Forecast Failures
This morning on MSNBC’s “Daily Rundown,” Obama Deputy Campaign Manager Stephanie Cutter attacked Mitt Romney’s pledge to create 12 million new jobs. DNC Chair: Huck Has a Problem with ‘Strong Women’
Debbie Wasserman Shultz targets Huckabee, Ryan at press conference
TAMPA — Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Shultz (Fla.) fanned the flames of the so-called “war on women” Thursday morning, accusing former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee of being “unfamiliar with the voice of a strong woman.” Five Reasons Stephanie Cutter is Obama’s Worst Press Secretary
Obama for America’s deputy campaign manager has become a major force in the 2012 campaign—and that may not be a good thing
Obama deputy campaign manager Stephanie Cutter has become one of the most recognizable faces of the Obama reelection campaign—but that is not necessarily a good thing for the president. 