"No one's arguing whether Mitt Romney is qualified to be president," Axelrod said. "What we're arguing is whether he's qualified to call himself a job creator. That's not what he did in his business. That's not the purpose of his business, and it's certainly not what he did in Massachusetts where they had one of the worst economic records in the co

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"I think we ought to just face reality here. [If] you just let this be a referendum, I don't think the president could win," Bob Shrum said on "Face the Nation." "Because the truth of the matter is, he may have created over 4.3 million jobs, he may have saved General Motors, but the country is still not back to where it needs to be. "So this nee

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