In fact, McCain once said Romney has two positions on every issue. So which Mitt is he endorsing today? Watch and share our latest video.

Today in Shaker Heights, Ohio, President Obama announced the appointment of Richard Cordray to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. 

In his address, the President emphasized the importance of protecting American consumers:

"Richard is the right man for this job. If you’re a student, his job will be to protect you from dishonest lending practices and make sure you have all the information you need on student loans. If you’re a veteran, he’ll help make sure you aren’t taken advantage of when you come home from serving our country. And if you’re a senior, he’ll help make sure you don’t lose your home or your retirement because someone saw you as an easy target. …I know you’re hearing a lot of promises from a lot of politicians lately.  But today, you’re only going to hear one from me. As long as I have the privilege of serving as your president, I promise to do everything I can, every day, to make this country a place where hard work and responsibility mean something – where everyone can get ahead, not just those at the very top or those who know how to work the system."

One DREAM Act student wanted to speak out against Romney's extremism on the DREAM Act and immigration. Here's what Benita Veliz—Veliz, valedictorian of her San Antonio high school and a St. Mary’s University graduate—had to say. For the full call, listen here.

“My parents brought me to the U.S. when I was eight years old. I wasn't looking for a handout then, and I'm not looking for one now. The DREAM Act isn’t about giving driven young people like me a special opportunity to go to college or serve in the military. It is about equal opportunity to contribute to the well-being of the only country we know—so I was appalled when I heard Mitt Romney said he would veto the DREAM Act.

“President Obama is the only one who will pass comprehensive immigration reform and the DREAM Act, and he has already taken action on immigration. The government’s case for my removal is closed because President Obama refocused the efforts of immigration authorities on deporting criminals instead of young people like me who have so much to contribute. But without the DREAM Act, I’m still undocumented, and our immigration system is still broken."