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The controversy over Richard Mourdock's statement is an unwanted distraction for Mitt Romney, who had endorsed the Senate candidate from Indiana and taped a TV ad for him. In Iowa, the race becomes surprisingly competitiveDAVENPORT, Iowa — For Barack Obama, Iowa was the state that launched his path to the... Obama ad reminds battleground voters they countCLEVELAND — President Obama's reelection campaign is invoking Al Gore's narrow... Obama, Romney begin swing-state tour in home stretchBOCA RATON, Fla. — With the debates behind them, President Obama and challenger Mitt... Voters in Ohio village skeptical of both Obama and RomneyWINTERSVILLE, Ohio — They gather at this old watering hole every week, watching... |
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Voting campaign targets Asian Americans
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Sen. Feinstein, set to win new term, aims to be a bridge builder
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The political moderate, a disappearing breed
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Romney walks cautious line on foreign policy, Afghanistan
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Outside groups changing the political game for good
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Obama, Romney launch closing barrage of TV ads
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The overlooked Latinos
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