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September 17, 2012 02:59 PM
Romney’s welfare ads: Whom do they affect?
A consensus about coded racial appeals may be only half right
Over the past month, many journalists have identified a new development in the presidential campaign: Mitt Romney’s decision to begin making coded racial appeals to the white working class. The Washington Post’s Dana Milbank was one of the first on the case. In an Aug. 10 column, he bashed Romney’s misleading welfare ad, which Milbank described as a bit of...
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