This video, entitled “Changed?,” comes to us courtesy of the 2012 Newt Gingrich presidential campaign. This video explains Mitt Romney’s flip-flops on abortion when he was the governor of Massachusetts. Click to go back to the beginning.

This video, entitled “Taxman,” comes to us courtesy of the 2012 Newt Gingrich presidential campaign. This video explains Mitt Romney’s flip-flops on taxes when he was the governor of Massachusetts. Click to go back to the beginning.

This video, entitled “Still Dodging,” comes to us courtesy of the Democratic National Committee (DNC). The main subject of the video is the dodge meter that measures the audience members reaction from the debate. This video shows a Mitt Romney flip-flop on superPACs. Click to go back to the beginning.

I no sooner remarked in the last post that Mitt Romney had hidden behind the blind trust remark last night and that the DNC would be out with a new video, when I came across this video from yesterday that notes that Romney was using the blind trust lie again. This DNC video, entiltled “Mitt vs. The Truth,” points out Mitt Romney’s flip-flops on several issues that came up in last night’s Florida debate: blind trusts, lowering taxes, and his attack ad on Newt Gingrich. Click to go back to the beginning.

This video comes to us courtesy of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and contains a flip-flop on blind trusts. In the Florida debate just last night, Mitt Romney was once again claiming that his investments were in a blind trust and that he didn’t know about them. Expect more DNC flip-flop videos of Mitt to come. Click to go back to the beginning.