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It seems like an idea all Republicans would love: the U.S. sells the largest federally owned power company, paying down debt and ending a project begun at the height of the New Deal’s government expansion.
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The 17-day slide in gasoline prices this month may diminish a campaign issue that President Barack Obama’s critics have frequently raised though the decline is unlikely to sway undecided voters.
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Television ads promoting Ohio Republican Bill Johnson’s candidacy for the U.S. House refer to his Democratic opponent as “Congressman” Charlie Wilson. It isn’t a compliment.
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While polls show the economy as the top concern of voters, a review of political attack ads suggests a different issue dominates: energy.
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Democrats and Republicans, at odds on energy policy, share a certainty their positions will appeal to voters this November.
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Huddled around the West Wing table were an unlikely group of co-conspirators with the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama.
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U.S. House Republicans have closed their 18-month investigation of Solyndra LLC’s loan guarantee after issuing three subpoenas, conducting five hearings and reviewing than 300,000 documents. Now, the issue lives on in the presidential campaign.
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Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic bill to repeal about $24 billion in U.S. tax breaks for the nation’s biggest oil companies, three days after agreeing to advance the measure as a way to debate energy.
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U.S. gasoline prices at the pump, headed to $4 a gallon in April, are dropping toward $3 as the July Fourth holiday approaches, giving consumers relief and a boost to President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign.
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Signs that gasoline prices may have peaked signal relief to both American drivers and President Barack Obama, who Republicans have tried to tie to a climb in the costs.
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