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The big issue underlying this year’s presidential campaign has been a struggle between the two political parties over the role of government.
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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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President Barack Obama, seeking to recharge his candidacy, made a spirited defense of his record as he challenged Republican rival Mitt Romney last night on taxes, immigration and Libya.
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Presidential debates have produced some of the most memorable moments of modern campaigns: A tanned and relaxed John Kennedy meeting a sweaty and pasty Richard Nixon in 1960. Gerald Ford denying Soviet domination of Eastern Europe in 1976. Al Gore sighing and rolling his eyes in 2000.
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It may become a bit easier to find a job just as President Barack Obama campaigns to keep his own.
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Mitt Romney’s remarks that split the American electorate into makers and takers turn on their head Republican arguments that President Barack Obama is dividing the country through “class warfare.”
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President Barack Obama was 1,600 miles away from delegates gathering at the Democratic National Convention, laying the foundation for a week in which he will draw sharp contrasts with Republican Mitt Romney.
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Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee, scion of a family of state Republican leaders, won election as an independent last year with just 36 percent of the vote. That was the easy part.
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Standing only a few feet away from the stage at the Democratic National Convention with Ohio’s delegates, Diana Nazelli says she’s both wooed and pressured.
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President Barack Obama is targeting the concerns of political constituencies pivotal to his re- election one signature at a time.
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