The race for the White House has grown so toxic that it?s become a top topic among reporters and analysts covering the contest ? and some are even calling on President Barack Obama and presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney to call a truce.
?You thought last week was bad? Just when you thought last week?s third-grade insults were as low as the campaign could go here, here we go again, the campaign has gotten even uglier,? MSNBC?s Chuck Todd said Wednesday. ?It?s not faux outrage, it?s real outrage. Over the last 24 hours, the attacks from both sides have reached a new level of vitriol.?
CNN?s Soledad O?Brien said the campaigns struck a new note of negativity.
?Romney and Obama campaigns going on the offensive at the same time? What that means is nasty rhetoric, really nastier than ever,? she said this morning.
On Fox News, veteran political reporter Brit Hume said the attacks were some of the worst he?s seen since covering politics, a sentiment shared by other experienced correspondents.
?This is about as ugly as I?ve seen it get,? Hume said Tuesday night on Fox. ?I think some of the things that have been said about Mitt Romney, and? that Harry Reid allegation are just unbelievable. I?ve rarely seen something like that from somebody as senior as the Senate majority leader.?
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