Tim Pawlenty News
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U.S. Senator Rand Paul criticized former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for failing to boost security in Benghazi, Libya, before the attack on a diplomatic compound there as he began what amounts to a 2016 presidential exploratory tour.
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Former Senator Judd Gregg is a leading candidate to run Wall Street’s biggest lobbying group, according to people briefed on the discussions.
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Tim Pawlenty has got to regret what he calls “the now-infamous ‘snout out of the trough’ line.” Not that he’ll admit it.
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Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty sought to present himself as a Republican presidential candidate willing to take unpopular stands as he entered the 2012 race today with a speech in Iowa.
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Tim Pawlenty, the former Republican governor of Minnesota who criticized Wall Street while running for president last year, is joining the Financial Services Roundtable as president and chief executive officer.
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Republican Tim Pawlenty has done everything usually needed to become a top-tier contender in Iowa’s first-in-the-nation presidential caucuses. So far, there’s little sign his work is paying off.
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Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty said his plan for stoking the U.S. economy to grow at 5 percent a year is an “aspiration” that goes hand-in-hand with his proposals to slash taxes and cut government spending.
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Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, a co-chairman of Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign, said in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Political Capital with Al Hunt,” airing this weekend, that he’s confident the former Massachusetts governor is well on his way to winning the Republican Party’s nomination.
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Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty , seeking notice in a crowded field, offered a tax- reduction and simplification plan that skeptics said projects overly rosy U.S. economic growth.
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Here is something I’ve learned you shouldn’t say to candidates for next year’s Republican presidential nomination: “So, I guess you represent the John McCain-Lindsey Graham foreign-policy wing in this race.”
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