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Obama makes case for second term

First Read: In an interview with NBC’s Matt Lauer, President Obama outlined why he believes he "deserves" to win re-election.

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Obama on presidency: ‘You get better as time goes on’

President Barack Obama believes the U.S. has solid intelligence on when Iran becomes capable of developing a nuclear arsenal, but told Matt Lauer Sunday he still believes negotiations are the only way to achieve long-term peace.

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Senate candidate under fire for racially tinged attack ad

First Read: Michigan Republican Senate candidate Pete Hoekstra's came under scrutiny Monday for a controversial Super Bowl ad targeting Democratic opponent Sen. Debbie Stabenow.

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Romney latest pol to join wait-let-me-explain club

Mitt Romney's remark that he's not worried about the very poor, the latest gaffe in a campaign rich with blunders, joins a long list of wait-let-me-explain episodes in presidential election history.

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Romney gets boost with Nevada GOP caucus win

In winning the Nevada Republican caucuses, Mitt Romney added another victory in a campaign built on organization and momentum.

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Newt Gingrich: I'm in the GOP campaign to stay

Newt Gingrich puts to rest rumors that he might be dropping out after a loss in the Nevada caucuses and accuses his chief rival of dishonesty.

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Romney between Rockies and political hard place

Mitt Romney on Saturday hits President Barack Obama on unemployment improvement and attacks the 2009 stimulus on a factory floor that accepted a contract including stimulus funds.

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Away from Nevada, Santorum campaign is undeterred

Campaigning in Colorado, Rick Santorum remained upbeat and largely dismissive of any impact his last place finished in Nevada would have on his GOP candidacy.

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Fact check: Did Obama make the economy worse?

Mitt Romney likes to say on the campaign trail that President Obama's policies made the recession worse, but most statistics don't bear that out.

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Komen reversal illustrates political battle over Planned Parenthood

A weeklong firestorm over the Susan G. Komen foundation's decision to cut off -- and, on Friday, restore -- a grant to Planned Parenthood marked one of the high points in political battle targeting the finances of the nationwide network of reproductive health clinics.

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Bloomberg reloads in push for gun control

Michael Bloomberg co-founded Mayors Against Illegal Guns in 2006.New York City's activist mayor is spending millions of his own money touting an issue most politicians avoid like the plague.


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Ind. election chief guilty of voter fraud

Indiana's top elections official loses his job after jurors convict him of multiple voter fraud-related charges.

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Gingrich takes a while to react to jobs report

Newt Gingrich had no comment about January's jobs figures at an event late Friday morning in Nevada because, the former House speaker explained, he hadn't seen them yet.

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Partisan reaction to jobs data mixes carping and cheering

In what’s likely to be a boost to President Obama’s chances of winning a second term, nonfarm payroll employment jumped by 243,000 last month as the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since February of 2009.

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Congress may OK short-term stimulus to avoid problems

Right after Election Day, a lame-duck Congress will face a horrific fiscal train wreck: sharp tax increases, combined with automatic spending cuts.

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Obama prepares to battle Romney

First Read: President stresses fairness, housing and the auto industry success as he eyes a general election race against Mitt Romney.

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Romney poised to win another state Saturday

Republican front-runner Mitt Romney, a Mormon with close ties to church leaders, is expected to carry an overwhelming majority of votes Saturday from Nevada members of the church.

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Obama to speak on the economy

President Barack Obama is to visit a state-of-the-art fire station in a Washington suburb on Friday.

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Obama proposes $5-10 billion for home refinancing

President Barack Obama on Wednesday called on Congress to approve a $5 billion to $10 billion effort to help U.S. homeowners refinance as part of a wider package of proposals to shore up the depressed housing market.





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