Headline Roundup • September 26th, 2012
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The Washington Post
As the presidential campaigns step up the pace of their multimillion-dollar spending sprees, President Obama has a little-noticed strategic advantage that gives him more control over the money he has raised.

Townhall
Some conservatives will bristle at Romney's assertion that "both President Obama and I care about poor and middle class families." Democrats rarely afford Republicans this benefit of the doubt.

NPR (Online News)
Two ads released Wednesday by the campaigns of President Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney are worth noting because of how they illustrate the very different challenges now facing the two candidates.
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