On the Trail: May 29

Obama and Romney spar over moral and economic agendas.

- It's a big week for Mitt Romney who will finally get the remaining delegates he needs to cinch the Republican presidential nomination. Meanwhile, he and the president continue their fight for the ultimate prize in ads that take aim at friends in high places and each other. ? Joyce Jones(Photos: Mark Kegans/Getty Images; Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

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- It's a big week for Mitt Romney who will finally get the remaining delegates he needs to cinch the Republican presidential nomination. Meanwhile, he and the president continue their fight for the ultimate prize in ads that take aim at friends in high places and each other. – Joyce Jones(Photos: Mark Kegans/Getty Images; Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

It's Official! - Texas voters head to the polls on May 30 and Mitt Romney needs just half of the state's 155 delegates to finally clinch the nomination. The victory will fend off a challenger at the Republican National Convention in August and means he is now "bullet-proof," said GOP strategist Ron Bonjean and can begin to focus on convention speakers and a policy platform, Reuters reports. (Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

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It's Official! - Texas voters head to the polls on May 30 and Mitt Romney needs just half of the state's 155 delegates to finally clinch the nomination. The victory will fend off a challenger at the Republican National Convention in August and means he is now "bullet-proof," said GOP strategist Ron Bonjean and can begin to focus on convention speakers and a policy platform, Reuters reports. (Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

What Happens in Vegas ... - Business mogul and born-again birther Donald Trump joins GOP presidential nominee in Las Vegas on for a glitzy May 30 fundraiser at that aims to raise $2 million dollars. Trump last re-ignited the debate over President Obama's birthplace and shows no signs of letting up, which could prove to become increasingly embarrassing for the former Massachusetts governor. (Photo: Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)

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What Happens in Vegas ... - Business mogul and born-again birther Donald Trump joins GOP presidential nominee in Las Vegas on for a glitzy May 30 fundraiser at that aims to raise $2 million dollars. Trump last re-ignited the debate over President Obama's birthplace and shows no signs of letting up, which could prove to become increasingly embarrassing for the former Massachusetts governor. (Photo: Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)

Run, Trump, Run   - Donald Trump decided he'd like to throw his hat into the presidential race early. Unfortunately, the only political platform he could run on was the racist idea that President Obama wasn't born in America. And when the Prez, again, presented his birth certificate for all to see, Trump not only shut up, but dropped out of the race.  (Photo: Courtesy CNN/Obama for America)

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You're Fired--Or Should Be - President Obama's latest campaign video uses his 2008 opponent Sen. John McCain to attack his 2012 Republican rival's association with Donald Trump and the entrepreneur's birtherism. The video highlights events at which McCain denounced claims from supporters that Obama was a Muslim or not born in the U.S.A. and asks, "Why won't Mitt Romney do the same?" Romney campaign spokeswoman Andrea Saul told Yahoo News that Romney believes that Obama is born in the U.S.(Photo: Courtesy CNN/Obama For America)

Mean Green - Team Romney is out with a new video that goes after Obama's handling of the economy by targeting its support for a $535 billion, government-backed loan for the now-bankrupt solar company Solyndra and loans to other green energy firms. "Obama is giving taxpayer money to big donors. And then watching them lose it," the ad says. It is in part a response to President Obama's recent attacks on Romney's tenure at the private equity firm Bain Capital, during which the president contends Romney cut more jobs than he created.(Photo: Courtesy Romney For America)

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Mean Green - Team Romney is out with a new video that goes after Obama's handling of the economy by targeting its support for a $535 billion, government-backed loan for the now-bankrupt solar company Solyndra and loans to other green energy firms. "Obama is giving taxpayer money to big donors. And then watching them lose it," the ad says. It is in part a response to President Obama's recent attacks on Romney's tenure at the private equity firm Bain Capital, during which the president contends Romney cut more jobs than he created.(Photo: Courtesy Romney For America)

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Default Line - Obama has issued a warning to Wall Street executives that congressional lawmakers may not raise the nation's debt ceiling by Oct. 17. "I think they should be concerned," the president said in an interview on CNBC on Oct. 2. (Photo: Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

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Mad Green - Obama's attacks on Wall Street fat cats have a hefty price tag and big banks are throwing more support behind Romney, who they perceive to be "much friendlier," CNN reports. In April they ponied up $8.5 million for the GOP contender and only $3 million to Obama's campaign.(Photo: Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

He's Being Mean to Me - In a Fox News interview that aired on Tuesday, the former Massachusetts governor accused Obama of making the campaign personal. "The president wants to make this a personal attack campaign. He's going after me as an individual," Romney said.(Photo: Courtesy Fox News)

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He's Being Mean to Me - In a Fox News interview that aired on Tuesday, the former Massachusetts governor accused Obama of making the campaign personal. "The president wants to make this a personal attack campaign. He's going after me as an individual," Romney said.(Photo: Courtesy Fox News)