WH Dismisses Romney’s New Welfare Charge

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney tells reporters that Mitt Romney’s latest ad, in which he accuses President Obama of gutting the work requirement within welfare, is “categorically false.” (1:43)

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Geoff Holtzman is Talk Radio News Service's Deputy Bureau Chief. As one of TRNS's primary correspondents, he helps cover the White House and Capitol Hill. Geoff also covered the 2012 presidential campaign, following the candidates to Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida and elsewhere. In the process, he learned that not all Motel 6's are created equal. Follow Geoff on Twitter @Geoff_Holtzman.

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