WASHINGTON – President Obama holds a cash advantage of more than 2-to-1 over Republican challenger Mitt Romney but the president's money advantage is beginning to dwindle.Obama's campaign reported $115.
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The United States is still not ready for a third party.Americans Elect, a group that has spent the past two years securing ballot access for a yet-to-be-named centrist presidential candidate, has a significant problem:
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Mitt Romney is criticizing President Obama’s record on debt as he campaigns in Florida, a critical battleground state.
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Only about one-tenth of the money spent in Tuesday’s Nebraska GOP Senate primary was spent on Deb Fischer’s behalf.Thursday - National
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President Obama warned congressional leaders Wednesday that he would not tolerate a repeat of the bitter debt ceiling fight of last summer, which nearly put the United States in default and led to the nation’s first-ever credit-rating downgrade.Thursday - National
- Gregg seeks tax cut for businesses
INDIANAPOLIS – Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Gregg called for eliminating the state’s corporate income tax on Indiana-based businesses Wednesday.Wednesday - Indiana
