Obama, Romney Accuse Each Other Of Being Out Of Touch

WASHINGTON (June 27, 2012)--President Barack Obama and his presumptive Republican challenger Mitt Romney are working overtime to firmly affix an out-of-touch label to one another.

The label packs a lot of punch in just three words, communicating that a candidate can't relate to voters, doesn't care about them and can't be counted on to represent their best interests.

This year, the out-of-touch message is a mantra for both sides.

But Romney, with his vast wealth and some cringe-worthy sound bites, has proven more vulnerable on the issue.

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Poll Question

A new poll finds teens are sharing more about themselves on social media and moving to Twitter to avoid parents. How closely do you monitor your children’s use of social media such as Facekbook?

Very closely

Closely

Somewhat closely

Very little

Don’t monitor

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