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With New Hampshire hosting the first Republican presidential primary in four days, Mitt Romney started his day about 1,000 miles away in South Carolina.
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Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich is trying to prove he’s got something his rivals don’t: staying power.
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Less than five weeks before the first votes are cast, Republican presidential candidates have entered a new phase as each tries to break from the crowded field by drawing sharp distinctions with other competitors.
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As New Jersey Governor Chris Christie deliberates whether to plunge into the presidential race, he is rapidly running out of time to mount an effective campaign, say Republican strategists and fundraisers.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s decision not to seek the presidency removes one of the last lingering questions surrounding the Republican presidential field just three months before the first round of voting is to begin.
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Barack Obama raised $59 million for his presidential campaign during the first half of 2007. To match that, prospective Republican challengers to his re- election would need to take in roughly $590,000 a day until June 30 if they entered the race today.
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