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McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP acquired aviation boutique law firm Dombroff Gilmore Jaques & French, giving the firm 15 new lawyers and two new offices in northern Virginia and Miami.
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President Barack Obama’s backing of gay marriage poses potential political challenges for him in many of the states that may decide this year’s election, though his move is “the right thing to do,” said strategist Mark McKinnon, a former adviser to President George W. Bush.
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Republican media strategist Fred Davis last year found that creating ads for Jon Huntsman’s presidential primary bid was a lot different on the inside than on the outside.
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After about $1 billion spent on more than one million presidential campaign ads -- the vast majority negative -- the race enters its final days in the same way both campaigns predicted it would a year ago: too close to call.
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When Ron Paul announced four years ago that he was running for president, the congressman from Texas had a tough time attracting attention.
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When Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney said at a May fundraiser that 47 percent of Americans depend on the federal government for assistance, he was understating his case. It’s closer to 100 percent.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has won concessions from the state’s public-employee unions. He’s stopped the Democratic-controlled Legislature from raising taxes. He’s put hecklers in their place.
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Texas Governor Rick Perry’s flirtation with the Republican presidential nomination edged closer to becoming a serious affair as key figures in his past campaigns quit working for Newt Gingrich .
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Under pressure from his Republican opponents, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney yesterday abandoned months of resistance and said he would make his 2011 tax return public in April.
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Mitt Romney likes Arizona’s law mandating that employers verify workers’ immigration status so much that he’d push to make it national. Rick Santorum has suggested he’d be willing to split up families if some members are in the U.S. illegally. Both want tougher border security.
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