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Casino executive Sheldon Adelson and his wife Miriam contributed $33 million to two super-political action committees in a last-ditch effort to elect Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
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The presidential race heads into its final two weeks with polls showing a dead heat nationally and some tightening in the most closely competitive states, suggesting the outcome could turn on a mistake or which campaign better mobilizes its forces.
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Forget binders. Christi-Marie Butler is worried about labels.
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President Barack Obama entered the final five weeks of the Nov. 6 election with more campaign funds under his direct control than Republican nominee Mitt Romney, who benefits more from the national party and outside groups including super-political action committees.
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Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, seeking the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, is worth as much as $250 million, about the same as the last time he ran for president.
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President Barack Obama, buoyed by small-dollar donors and high-tech industry employees, raised more money last month than Republican challenger Mitt Romney, who was boosted by Wall Street contributors.
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President Barack Obama promoted his proposal to set a minimum tax rate for top earners as a matter of fairness as he sought to emphasize differences with his Republican opponents.
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One of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney’s senior strategists also guides the campaign of an outspoken critic within the party, Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown.
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President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney jockeyed for advantage on the economy in the home of the nation’s first primary yesterday, offering a preview of a 2012 contest that’s still taking shape.
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U.S. military chiefs will testify today whether they support the prohibition on openly gay service members, days after a Defense Department study determined that repealing the ban poses a “low risk” to the effectiveness of the armed forces.
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