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Obama criticized for walking out on Jeb Bush
- — Bloomberg's Al Hunt has a long list of examples of what he calls the Obama team's ‘hubris’ — including a recent anecdote where Obama left a fancy black tie dinner before former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush spoke: |
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AYATOLLAH: KILL ALL JEWS, ANNIHILATE ISRAEL
- — Iran lays out legal case for genocidal attack against ‘cancerous tumor’ — The Iranian government, through a website proxy, has laid out the legal and religious justification for the destruction of Israel and the slaughter of its people. |
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Donald Trump Takes Credit For Mitt Romney's Big Win In Nevada
- — Appearing on Fox and Friends Monday, Donald Trump wasted no time in giving himself credit for Mitt Romney's landslide victory in the Nevada caucus. — “There was a lot riding on that particular race in Nevada and it was interesting … |
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Romney wins 50 percent of Nevada caucus votes; state GOP certifies results
- … UPDATE: Results of the Nevada GOP caucus made available at 1 a.m. Monday showed the following results, with 100 percent of precincts counted: — Mitt Romney, 50.0 percent (16,486 votes) — Newt Gingrich, 21.1 percent (6,956 votes) |
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TPMDC - Gingrich: Austerity Is Wrong For America, We Need Pro-Growth Policies Instead
- — Gingrich: Austerity Is Wrong For America, We Need Pro-Growth Policies Instead — Newt Gingrich said Sunday that an “age of austerity” is the wrong solution for the economy and would “punish” the American people. He said he prefers “pro-growth” policies instead. |
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Poll: Obama over 50% vs. Mitt Romney
- — President Barack Obama holds a clear lead over Mitt Romney in a hypothetical general election match-up, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll. — Among all Americans, Obama leads Romney 52 to 43 percent, whereas among registered voters … |
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Records Show Ron Paul Trips Paid Twice
- — House Appears to Have Reimbursed Congressman for Trips That Were Also Paid for by Other Groups — Rep. Ron Paul appears to have been paid twice for flights between Washington, D.C., and his Congressional district, receiving reimbursement from taxpayers … |
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The race issue rises again
- — The issue of race and American politics, never far beneath the surface during Barack Obama's historic 2008 campaign, is making a loud, overt and surprisingly early appearance in the 2012 presidential race. — And no one knows — least of all Obama himself … |
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Vote count in GOP caucus continuing in Nevada's largest county
- — The voting ended half a day ago. The networks have called the race. The GOP presidential candidates have delivered their speeches and left the state. — And, still, party officials in Nevada's largest county continue to count the vote. |
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Mitt Romney - Experience and wide appeal make him the best GOP presidential nominee
- — Experience and wide appeal make him the best GOP presidential nominee — In the March 6 primary, The Dispatch urges Ohio Republicans to choose Mitt Romney as their party's presidential nominee. — American voters need someone who offers an alternative to the failed policies of President Barack Obama. |
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'Honour' crime: Three women killed 'for loose morals'
- — DERA GHAZI KHAN: — Kot Chuttha police have arrested a man who has admitted to killing his wife, Samina, her sister (his brother's wife) and their mother in collusion with his brother in a Dera Ghazi Khan village. |
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Super Bowl ads: Pete Hoekstra's hits a nerve
- — The campaign of former Rep. Peter Hoekstra for U.S. Senate explained a racially charged Super Bowl advertisement they developed - complete with an Asian actress speaking in broken English - as a reflection of China's increasingly competitive education system. |
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Ron Paul tells Piers Morgan only 'honest rape' merits abortion
- — In an interview with CNN's Piers Morgan, Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul was asked whether or not victims of rape should have access to abortion services. He said that while he believes that life begins at the moment of conception … |
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The Perversion of the Words of Our Lord Jesus Christ by the Sinner Barack H. Obama
- — I'm afraid we need a little Sunday morning theology. Hopefully someone at the White House will read this and realize just how ill advised the President was to do what he did this week and we should be praying hard … |
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Economic woes, anti-Obama sentiment fail to draw large turnout
- — Votes are counted for Precinct 7405 during the Republican presidential caucus at Green Valley High School in Henderson on Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012. Ron Paul won the precinct with 16 votes. Mitt Romney came in second with 10 votes. |
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Santorum looks to Tuesday's contests after Nevada drubbing
- — Rick Santorum is banking on a better showing in the next three races Tuesday to reenergize his struggling campaign after his last-place drubbing in Nevada's GOP caucuses Saturday. — The former Pennsylvania senator told Fox News Sunday … |
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Romney up in Colorado, close race in Minnesota
- — Last night's results in Nevada were bad news for Newt Gingrich and PPP's first day of polling in Colorado and Minnesota indicates things may only get worse for him in the coming days. — In Colorado Mitt Romney looks primed for another big Western win to match his one in Nevada. |
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Facebook/POLITICO poll: Trump endorsement a net negative for Romney
- — Donald Trump's endorsement of Mitt Romney may have consumed the news cycle on Thursday, but Nevada Facebook users see the endorsement as a net negative for Romney, according to a Facebook/POLITICO poll. |
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Iran Threatens Israel With Destruction, But the Times Doesn't Hear It
- — Today's speech by Iran's Supreme Leader, the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, about the sanctions on his country and its determination to persist in its quest for nuclear capability was a significant news event. |
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Romney wins big in Nevada
- — Mitt Romney won Nevada's GOP caucuses by a wide margin Saturday, a victory that was long expected and helps further his campaign's argument that he is the inevitable nominee. — Romney held a big lead in early voting results, but The Associated Press and TV networks … |
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Sierra Club took $26 million from natural gas lobby to battle coal industry
- — A Time magazine blogger reported Thursday that the Sierra Club, America's oldest and most august environmental organization, accepted millions of dollars in donations from one of the nation's biggest natural gas-drilling companies … |
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Unions Plan Siege On Conservative Political Action Conference [CPAC]
- — Next weekend, political conservatives from all over the nation will be descending on Washington, DC to attend the annual Conservative Political Action Conference—better known as CPAC. Across town, however … |
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Obama's NH Approval Rises With Economy
- — Poll Shows Obama Beating Republican Contenders — DURHAM, N.H. — A new poll shows that the improving economy has also raised President Barack Obama's standing in New Hampshire. — The WMUR Granite State Poll shows that 38 percent of New Hampshire adults … |
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Jury finds Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White guilty on 6 of 7 felony charges
- … Purchase Image — Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White and his wife, Michelle, enter the Hamilton County Government and Judicial Center on Friday in Noblesville. / D. Kevin Elliott / For the Star |
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Obama asks Assad to 'step aside,' condemns mass murder in Homs
- — President Barack Obama on Saturday accused Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government of murdering civilians in an “unspeakable assault” in the city of Homs, and demanded that Assad step down, a day after more than 400 civilians across the country. |
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