AP – Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney set aside his focus on the economy in recent days and shifted to abortion, religious freedom and gay marriage, part of an intensified effort to win over social conservatives in GOP caucuses in Colorado and Minnesota on Tuesday.
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Romney intensifies fight for social conservatives
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This is getting rather repetitive (Washington Examiner) “Let’s see it,” a frustrated Sen. Jeff Sessions said on the Senate floor Monday afternoon. “Let’s bring it forward.” By “it,” Sessions meant a Democratic proposal for a 2012 federal budget. In recent days Sessions, the top Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, has been asking, pushing,
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Surprise! Harry Reid, Democrats, Say No to Any 2012 or 2013 Budget Bill
The Politico’s Kenneth P. Vogel and Alexander Burns are surely going to earn an expletive laden call from the White House for publishing this story (Politico) Democrats have seized on Republicans as the party of unlimited secret money. The only problem: so are Democrats. In recent days, Obama released an ad blasting “secretive oil billionaires” for attacks on
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Surprise! Democrats Take Secret Cash After Bashing GOP For Same
Obama has had a lot to say in recent days about his new jobs package, though he’s tough to pin down on one important fact: the number of jobs it will create.
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White House Avoids Jobs Estimate
The effort of a bipartisan group of senators to attack the long-term budget deficit has won notable new support in recent days, raising lawmakers’ hopes of reaching a deal within weeks.
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Deficit Proposal Picks Up New Allies
AFP – Wall Street heads into next week with strong tailwind from recent days’ rally and brighter outlook as traders keenly await President Barack Obama to unveil new plans for boosting the shaky US economy.
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Wall Street ends week with hope
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