Alexandra Jaffe, Hill
A top adviser to President Obama's reelection campaign on Sunday dismissed polls showing Obama lagging GOP candidate Mitt Romney as not reflective of reality.Speaking on CNN's State of the Union, David Axelrod said that recent polls of the race that show  Romney with an edge nationally, buoyed by a higher percentage of Americans who believe the Republican nominee would better handle the economy, contradicted what the president's team is seeing on the ground."In that particular poll, Candy, that may be the case, but in reality that's not the case," Axelrod said,...