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Hillary Clinton fans looking to the stage of New York’s Lincoln Center today for signs of her 2016 presidential ambitions came away empty-handed.
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President Barack Obama, who delivers his third State of the Union address tomorrow, has so far failed to garner TV audiences to match the most-watched addresses by George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
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Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer won re-election to the U.S. Senate from California, defeating Republican challenger Carly Fiorina , the Associated Press projected.
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In the weeks before last November’s election, television viewers in South Carolina were treated to an animated caricature of Representative John Spratt high- kicking in a chorus line with President Barack Obama and then- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi .
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The Republican presidential field faces an odd testing ground for an election campaign built on economic discontent.
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Voter frustration over the economy and dissatisfaction with Washington returned control of the U.S. House of Representatives to Republicans and strengthened the party’s hold on the Senate.
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Mitt Romney is counting on New Hampshire voters to resist their traditional contrarian practice of upsetting presidential front-runners and deliver him a victory so resounding that he’s set on the path to the Republican nomination.
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Republican-leaning groups outspent the two political parties combined during September’s first four weeks in a bid to sway the U.S. congressional elections, Federal Election Commission reports show.
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For President Barack Obama , the anonymous campaign money pervading this year’s congressional elections literally hits home.
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President Barack Obama yesterday sought to end persistent questions from some political opponents about his birthplace by releasing a copy of his long-form birth certificate and decrying the “silliness” of the controversy.
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