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the names of employees were not revealed and it's unl clear if they're still employed by the treasury department. >>> it was a weekend of democratic attack over mitt romney's tenure at bain capital and his refusal to release more tax return information. virginia governor bob mcdonnell is among the republicans rising to romney's defense. meanwhile the president was campaigning in ohio. jennifer johnson reports. >> reporter: out of washington and on the campaign trail in the key battleground state of ohio, president obama held a town hall meeting, accusing mitt romney of planning to cut taxes for the wealthy and outsource jobs. >> we don't need a president who plans to ship more jobs overseas. i want to give incentives to companies that are investing in you, the american people, to create american jobs, making american goods. >> reporter: romney attended a fund-raiser in louisiana. the issue of whether he'll lease more tax returns won't go away. some are encouraging romney to just do it. others are saying focus on the current economy. >> they're not concerned about romney's tax returns.

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however, unle most veterans i have had the honor to meet since my election to congress who rarely ifver talk about their service or the combat they have seen. that is darn near all of what tammy duckworth talks about. her service demands our thanks and our respect but not our vote. joining me now is former assistant secretary of veteran affairs lieutenant colonel tammy duckworth. she's running for congress in illinois's eighth district. great to have you with us tonight. i'm somewhat astounded. there's kind of an unwritten rule in american society. you don't criticize those who wear the uniform. apparently, congressman walsh feels it's fair game to do so. what is your reaction to the kind of verbiage he's using on the campaign trail and in town hall about your service? >> well, you know, ed, i think it's irresponsible of him. look, the real heroes from iraq in my unit were the men who carried me to safety. risking their own lives to save mine. the real heroes are walking foot patrol in afghanistan right now, and there are real heroes laying in hospital beds in v.a. hospitals and mili

he had this ability to communate unle anythi iave ev seen. i think i take everything i do from that learning as a youngster. >> am i correct in this he actually taught president kennedy president kennedy, president eisenhower. >> uh-huh. >> theres with a range of people. >> i think you could go to kennedy, eisenhower, nixon, ford and on true until my father passed away. he spent the wol time with many of the presidents, with many of the heads of industry. >> what do you think made him great. >> i think my father was a person that people liked to be around. he had a very gregarious and outgoing personality. he treated everyone the same. you could be the president of the united states. you could be working in a factory and you come to be with him. that was fine with him because you loved golf and golf was the tool that he used in his life. and he loved it so much and he loved being around people that liked it that he had this ability to make everybody feel relaxed. and he also was so good at what he did. everyone seemed it to improve when they

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