NPR’s Cokie Roberts: Romney visiting Poland to get white votes
NPR analyst Cokie Roberts claimed on air that Mitt Romney’s stop in Poland was meant to excite “ethnic white voters.” Read about her comments here.
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NPR analyst Cokie Roberts claimed on air that Mitt Romney’s stop in Poland was meant to excite “ethnic white voters.” Read about her comments here.
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Find out why Romney’s aid cussed out members of the press in Poland yesterday.
Anderson Cooper has spent five of his weekday segments hammering Michelle Bachmann for her alleged effort to destroy the reputation of Hillary Clinton’s chief of staff, Muslim Huma Abedin. But Cooper’s reporting on this suffers from the same offenses he accuses Bachmann of.
