Barack Obama Pictures Democratic presidential presumptive nominee Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) takes the stage during a rally at the Xcel Energy Center June 3, 2008 in St. Paul, Minnesota. Obama captured enough votes in Tuesday's primaries in Montana and South Dakota to earn the Democratic presidential nomination, bringing to a close his battle with rival Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY). (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images North America)
John McCain Pictures Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain talks to reporters on May 28, 2008 in Beverly Hills, California. The presidential hopeful is in Beverly Hills to attend a fundraiser. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images North America)
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012 Romney Shifts Focus To Education, Teachers' Unions NEW YORK -- Mitt Romney is wading into a new policy arena – the nation's education system – as he broadens his focus to appeal to general election voters still getting to know President Barack Obama's likely opponent. The presumptive Republican presidential nominee, who has been reluctant to stray far from economic issues, is expected to outline a proposal for improving education in a speech Wednesday at the...Read Full Story
The "birther" issue in states such as Colorado has moved from the political fringes into the mainstream among some GOP officials.
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Some states and GOP leaders pursue claims about Obama's eligibility to run for president
Arizona's secretary of state is demanding verification from Hawaii about the birth certificate
In Iowa, state Republicans are making proof of citizenship part of their official party platform
Washington (CNN) -- Dark theories about President Barack Obama's...Read Full Story
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney said he would greatly expand school-choice options to address what he called a national education emergency.
Saying the country is “in the midst of a national education emergency,” Romney lamented that the current education system does not live up to the country’s standards.
“Here we are in the most prosperous nation, but millions of kids are getting a third-world education,” Romney said. “And, America’s minority children suffer the most. This is...Read Full Story
The "birther" issue in states such as Colorado has moved from the political fringes into the mainstream among some GOP officials.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Some states and GOP leaders pursue claims about Obama's eligibility to run for president
Arizona's secretary of state is demanding verification from Hawaii about the birth certificate
In Iowa, state Republicans are making proof of citizenship part of their official party platform
Washington (CNN) -- Dark theories about President Barack Obama's...Read Full Story
The Obama Team's decision to Attack Romney on Bain Capital was an Excellent Pivot from Obama's Jobs Record. Don't Hate the Player! Hate the Game!Forget Cory Booker, Obama’s Bain Capital ad was a brilliant pivotThe Obama campaign ad attacking Mitt Romney’s record at Bain Capital was a shameless exaggeration but a brilliant political pivot. Instead of running on his record—where he is vulnerable to Mr. Romney—the president is making character the issue.President Obama promised a lot when he ran...Read Full Story
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Remember this comment from Mitt Romeny- Russia is America’s #1 GEO POLITICAL FOE
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WASHINGTON — Former Secretary of State Colin Powell on Wednesday questioned Mitt Romney’s choice in foreign policy advisers, saying that some are so right-wing that the advice they give deserves “second thought.”
“I don’t know who all of his advisers are, but I’ve seen some of the names and some of them are quite far to the right. And sometimes they...Read Full Story
Plenty of Pro-Pot Voters in NC by Steven Newton 2008 LP candidate Bob Barr probably cost John McCain North Carolina. This year's election could see Gary Johnson hurt Barack Obama in NC. Gary Johnson has always argued that he will take as many votes, in the end, from President Obama and he does from Governor Romney, but the MSM rarely listens. The former two-term New Mexico Governor points out that there are not a lot of pot-legalizing, gay marriage-supporting, cut-the-defense budget...Read Full Story
Former Secretary of State and retired U.S. Army four-star general Colin Powell criticized Mitt Romney’s foreign policy team today on MSNBC’s Morning Joe. When host Joe Scarbarough asked Powell if he was “concerned” with Romney because of the “neoconservatives around him,” the former Bush administration top diplomat didn’t hold back, criticizing Romney for calling Russia America’s “number one geopolitical foe.” “Come on Mitt,” Powell said, “Think.”
Powell added that Romney’s foreign policy...Read Full Story
On her show Wednesday night, MSNBC host Rachel Maddow explained that although presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney had distanced himself from George W. Bush, Romney had openly expressed his admiration for Dick Cheney.
WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and military leaders implored conservative Republicans on Wednesday to approve a long-spurned high seas treaty, saying it would create jobs, open a new path to oil, gas and other resources ...
Colin Powell on Wednesday criticized Mitt Romney's foreign-policy sensibility - more specifically, his advisers and his thoughts on Russia - and in doing so, the former secretary of state resurfaced old conflicts with the Republican candidate's team.
TALLAHASSEE | Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has moved into a lead over President Barack Obama in the crucial swing state of Florida, a new poll shows. Romney, the presumptive Republican nominee, was preferred by 47 percent to Obama's 41 ...
SALT LAKE CITY — Former presidential candidate Newt Gingrich took to the airwaves Monday to warn presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney about the "Ron Paul forces." Appearing on Sean Hannity's radio program Monday, Gingrich said he fears the ...
Retired Gen. Colin Powell is encouraging Fox News host Sean Hannity to give up his obsession about President Barack Obama’s former relationships with Bill Ayers and Rev. Jeremiah Wright. “I find him one of the most divisive figures in ...
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., met with presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in Washington on Wednesday, but sources are keeping the discussion quiet. From National Journal: A Senate Republican leadership aide ...
DES MOINES, Iowa --- President Barack Obama returns to Iowa Thursday for the ... The latest polling reported by The New York Times has Obama at 217 electoral votes and presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney at 206 electoral votes.
Mitt Romney has leads President Barack Obama by a seven point spread, according to a Public Policy Polling survey. That's a plus for Romney, who was tied with Obama in a February poll and actually ran behind then-GOP frontrunner Sen. Rick Santorum.
It might be time for President Obama and national Democrats to start really talking about protecting Social Security and Medicare. Gov. Mitt Romney holds a 47 - 41 percent lead over President Barack Obama in Florida, where 63 percent of voters ...
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