Obama: Romney Hasn’t ‘gotten Around a Lot’

President Barack Obama said rival Mitt Romney hasn’t “gotten around a lot” if he believes that 47 percent of Americans consider themselves victims and entitled to government help. He also said his “biggest failure” was an inability to win an overhaul of t

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