The DNC says last week's Rosen-Romney Twitter spat has had virtually no effect on President Obama's campaign and its effort to turn female voters against the GOP. "There's actually not [a] bit of proof that this brouhaha about what a pundit said on TV has any impact on the race," said DNC spokesperson Brad Woodhouse. He argued that fights over legislation are "going to be a lot more convincing to voters and to women voters than some made up controversy here in Washington."
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