Obama, Romney Advisers Point Fingers Over Latest Job Numbers
Advisers to President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney turns assigning blame for May's grim jobs figures on Fox News Sunday, as the candidates try to spin a paltry 69,000 new jobs into a positive talking point for the incumbent and his Republican challenger.
Joseph Orovic Jun 03, 2012
WATCH: Romney's New Anti-Obama Ad Stars Cory Booker, Harold Ford Jr. And Steve Rattner [VIDEO]
Mitt Romney's latest anti-Obama attack ads takes the words of some of the president's supporters and uses them against him.
Sara Dover May 21, 2012
Former Obama Adviser Calls Anti-Romney 'Vampire' Ad 'Unfair' [VIDEO]
Steve Rattner, a former adviser to President Barack Obama, called an anti-Mitt Romney ad released by the Obama campaign Monday morning unfair for painting the presumed Republican nominee as a greedy business mogul who destroys jobs.
Sara Dover May 14, 2012
U.S. Auto Sales Grow for Third Year, with 'no Clunkers'
A large part of Jesse Toprak's job as the chief automotive industry analyst for TrueCar.com is to advise consumers on which cars to target -- and the clunkers to avoid. In 2011, though, something changed within the United States automotive industry. There are very few, if any, clunkers.
Brett LoGiurato Dec 27, 2011
Former 'Car Czar' Steve Rattner Clarifies Statements on Bailout, United Auto Workers
Steven Rattner, the former head of the United States auto task force, attempted to clarify remarks about the salary of United Auto Workers members that he made last Thursday in speaking before the Detroit Economic Club.
Brett LoGiurato Dec 19, 2011
Former 'Car Czar' Steven Rattner Calls 2009 Bailout a Success, Laments Not Pushing for More Cuts
Steven Rattner, the former head of the United States auto task force and dubbed President Barack Obama's car czar, called the auto industry's 2009 bailout an unambiguous success Thursday. But he acknowledged that taxpayers, footing the $82 billion bill to bail out Chrysler, General Motors and Ally Financial, will lose about $14 billion of their investment.
Brett LoGiurato Dec 16, 2011

