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Ron Paul 2012 to GOP Rivals: Quit Your Campaign
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Angelina Jolie 'Disappointed' in Obama, Concerned About Foreign Aid
Angelina Jolie has spoken up about rumors suggesting she didn't support Obama's re-election effort. In an exclusive interview with the Daily Caller, she revealed that there were many things that had gone in a wonderful direction during the Obama administration, but there were also things she was disappointed in.
Mitt Romney in New Hampshire: Inside a Winning Campaign
Get a glimpse inside Romney's headquarters for the 2012 New Hampshire primary, and meet some of the volunteers who helped him get elected. Then, travel with IBTimes to the results party, where Romney's family greeted supporters and promised to turn the Granite State red. What drew New Hampshire to Romney? Why do voters believe he'll make the best president?
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Ron Paul 2012: Wall Street Won’t Give me Money
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Obama Links Economy to Environmental Policy in EPA Pep Talk
President Barack Obama Tuesday delivered remarks to the Environmental Protection Agency's staff.
Immigration Reform Advocate Cecilia Muñoz to Head White House Domestic Policy Council
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Romney Leads 2012 GOP Race, but Still Trails Obama: Poll
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Robert Champion's Parents Sue Bus Company for Ignoring Hazing
The parents of Florida A&M band member Richard Champion said they'll sue the company that owns the bus where he was hazed before he died.
Wholesale inventories barely rise in November
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New Hampshire Primary: Ron Paul Supporters Threaten Mass Write-In Campaign in November
Mitt Romney is poised for a big win at the New Hampshire 2012 primary. But if he takes the Republican nomination from Ron Paul, Paul's supporters won't be toeing the party line. Numerous voters and supporters are planning on writing in Paul's name on the ballot in November if he fails to secure the GOP nomination.
Who is Jacob Lew? Like Predecessors, Obama's New Chief of Staff Has Financial Industry Background, Ties
Jacob Lew, a former Citigroup executive, reportedly received a $900,000 bonus from the company after it took $45 billion in taxpayer bailout funds in 2008.
The Palin Endorsement: Todd Endorses Newt for Election 2012, Will Sarah Follow?
A GOP candidate has finally received a Palin endorsement, but not one you’d expect. Todd Palin, Sarah’s snowmobiling husband, said he admired Newt Gingrich’s tenacity after most of his staff dumped him early in the campaign.
Romney Rivals, Lobbing Labels, Try to Chip Away at Front-Runner's Lead
The labels being attached to Republican U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney seem to be straight out of the Democrats' playbook.
New Hampshire Polls: First Results Show Mitt Romney Leading
First results are out from the New Hampshire primary presidential polls and it looks like a close race. Mitt Romney is leading by two votes and Ron Paul is in second place, according to the results from Dixville Notch and Hart's Location, two tiny villages with just 9 and 23 voters each.
Ron Paul 2012: Why Independent Voters Prefer 'Ron Paul Revolution'
The Ron Paul campaign 2012 is gaining momentum every single day. Even the media and political experts who had initially neglected Ron Paul are now warming up to the Ron Paul Revolution.
Fashion World Unites to Support Obama's Re-Election Campaign
To support Barack Obama for his re-election campaign, 2012, some of the country's top fashion designers have collaborated and launched a campaign to promote and assist him during the election process.
'Obamas' Book Sparks Controversy, White House Rebuttal
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Anti-Romney video's trailer ignites a buzz
Hollywood movie producers would kill for the kind of buzz that surrounds the barely seen video that could be the next bombshell in the campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
Attacks on Corporate Takeover Past Put Romney on Defensive
On the eve of a widely expected victory in New Hampshire, Republican front-runner Mitt Romney struggled to repel attacks on his business record Monday as rivals tried to weaken him before a tighter vote in South Carolina.
GOP Voters Wish They Had Better 2012 Options
Republican voters have been morose about their electoral options in 2012, and their mood is not improving going into New Hampshire's primary on Tuesday, according to the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press.
Health Care Law Must Fall With Insurance Mandate: Senate GOP
A group of Republican senators said in a court brief that the Affordable Care Act must be entirely struck down should the individual mandate be deemed unconstitutional.
William Daley Quits White House Chief of Staff Post to Return to Chicago
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William Daley Resigns as Obama Chief of Staff
White House Chief of Staff William Daley is resigning effective at the end of this month, to be replaced by Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Jacob Lew.
New Hampshire Primary 2012: Mitt Romney's Economic Plan
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