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September 12, 2012 Columns » Jonathan Weiler

Mitt Romney's contortion of the truth

by Jonathan Weiler @jonweiler

All presidential campaigns fashion narratives in order to tell the most appealing story about their own candidate and the least appealing one about their opponents. After all, as the saying goes, politics ain't bean bag. And the Obama campaign has certainly engaged…

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