Obama pivots away from Bain attacks with new ads

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May 23, 2012

One highlighting our troops and supporting our veterans:

And another wooing senior citizens:

Will we hear about Bain again? Probably. But for right now, Obama is pivoting back to issues for which his fellow Democrats won't openly criticize him.

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