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It’s easy to see why Mitt Romney would want to get out of the country for a few days. As one reporter wrote, the trip could be “a welcome respite from perhaps his roughest patch yet of the general election,” but these were not the headlines Mitt Romney was hoping for.

When it comes to Mitt Romney’s small business record, the facts speak for themselves. As Governor of Massachusetts, Romney created or raised over 1,000 taxes and fees on the middle class and small businesses and cut more than $100 million of investments in economic development that would have benefitted small businesses across the state. During his tenure, the number of new businesses created in Massachusetts fell by 10 percent-- that’s what Romney Economics was really all about.

Let’s take stock of Romney’s European misadventures thus far: He arrives in London on Wednesday, insults the city of London, the London games and then publicly acknowledges meeting the director of the United Kingdom’s intelligence service.

DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz released the following statement on the recent false attacks on President Obama's commitment to Israel leveled by House Majority Leader Eric Cantor.

What do the Wall Street Journal, Rupert Murdoch, Jack Welch, William Kristol and the DNC have in common? We all think Mitt Romney is running a campaign that avoids substance and the issues that matter most to voters at every possible opportunity.

DNC Senior Advisor for Hispanic Affairs Juan Sepulveda released the following statement on Mitt Romney’s speech at NALEO today.

DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz released the following statement today on a new analysis of the House Republican tax plan.

In Advance of Romney’s Bus Tour, Former Gov. Ted Strickland, AFL-CIO President Tim Burga, DNC’s Brad Woodhouse, and MA State Rep. John Scibak and Jen Hollis, a MA Teacher Highlight Romney’s Failed Economic Record and Vision