Campaign 2012 / Obama vs. Romney / The Vague / A Discussion

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CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Jun 26, 2012
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(Studio: Soledad O'Brien) The question of the vague responses from Mitt Romney's campaign about the issues in the presidential election campaign examined; examples cited of the refusal of the presidential candidate or staffers to give answers to certain questions. [CNN's Ana NAVARRO†- calls for specifics from Romney on immigration.] [Romney's Hispanic advisory committee co-chair Carlos GUTIERREZ†- rambles about securing the borders; won't answer specific questions.] [With Bob Schieffer, June 26, ROMNEY - refuses to say he would repeal President Obama's plan.]

(Studio: Soledad O'Brien) Live discussion held with CNN's Mary Matalin, John King and Ana Navarro. [NAVARRO - explains why she is frustrated with Romney's not taking a stand.] [MATALIN - defends Romney on specific re: immigration, the economy, the Dream Act for immigration, etc.] [KING - says sometimes presidential candidates do not want to talk about certain issues; states there are policy specifics on the Romney Website.]

Reporter(s):: O'Brien, Soledad
Duration:: 00:11:40

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