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Bill Clinton calls Romney's welfare claims "not true"

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Romney's ad featured an image of Clinton and mentioned him by name in accusing Obama of trying to roll back the work requirements approved by the former Democratic president. Speaking to supporters Tuesday, Romney called Clinton's efforts on welfare reform "one of the greatest bipartisan successes we've seen." But in a statement issued by his office late Tuesday night, Clinton rejected the GOP candidate's assertions, bluntly declaring Romney's claims to be "not true."
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