Obama Campaign: Future Plans to be Revealed at Democratic National Convention
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by News Editor
WSJ – WASHINGTON—President Barack Obama’s campaign said Sunday that this week’s Democratic National Convention would feature plans to revive the economy, promising a contrast to what it described as a policy-free Republican gathering last week.
“What you’re going to hear this week in Charlotte is a president who’s going to present a clear agenda for the future, that talks about how we build a sound economy that lifts the middle class in this country,” Obama senior adviser David Axelrod said on “Fox News Sunday.”
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Metropolitan Museum of Art Cancels Met Gala Exhibit on John Galliano Following Backlash Over Antisemitic Comments



