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Newt Gingrich as Rudy? New ad has underdog theme
One of the remarkable aspects of Newt Gingrich's surge in Iowa -- and nationally, for that matter -- is how he's done it on a shoestring budget and limited campaign infrastructure.
But now, Gingrich is launching his first paid advertisment of the...Tags: Music Theater, Politics, Entertainment, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Mitt Romney
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Sarah Palin says she won't endorse before Iowa, praises Gingrich
Sarah Palin -- remember her? -- says she won't make an endorsement in the GOP race just yet. But it sounds like there's one candidate who could earn her support: Newt Gingrich.
The former Alaska governor, who waited until October to announce she would...Tags: Rick Perry, Politics, Republican Party, Fox Business Network (tv network), Donald Trump
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Romney spends heavily in a challenging month
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney and a "super PAC" working on his behalf spent more than twice as much as they raised in January, underscoring how persistent challenges by rivals Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum have taxed the former...Tags: Corporate Officers, Federal Election Commission, Sheldon Adelson, Mitt Romney, Parties and Movements
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Gingrich to air extended ad on gas prices in Super Tuesday states
As the playing field expands in the Republican presidential race heading toward Super Tuesday, Newt Gingrich is taking an infomercial approach in hopes of making yet another comeback.
The former House speaker's campaign announced Wednesday that it will...Tags: Politics, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Rick Santorum, Energy, Television Industry
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Gingrich delights in 'hysterical' reaction to his youth employment plan
Newt Gingrich again defended his call to put young Americans to work, and seemed to delight in the fact that, as he put it, "the reaction of the left has been hysterical."
"[If] people learn the culture of work and learn the culture of saving and learn...Tags: Politics, Republican Party, Career and Workplace, Labor Legislation, U.S. Embassy
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Zany? Unreliable? Romney gets in some pre-debate Gingrich zingers
With lines like this, just think about what Mitt Romney has saved for Thursday night's debate.
With the holidays rapidly approaching and the first votes set to be cast shortly after, the former Massachusetts governor seems eager to make up ground on Newt...Tags: Politics, Entertainment, Republican Party, YouTube, Mitt Romney
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Mitt Romney latest GOP hopeful to pass on Donald Trump debate
The Donald Trump-moderated debate planned for Iowa at month's end may be missing one key ingredient: candidates.
Mitt Romney on Tuesday added his name to the list of Republican presidential hopefuls who are deciding against sharing a stage with the brash...Tags: Ron Paul, Politics, Rick Santorum, Republican Party, Jon Huntsman, Jr.
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House approves payroll tax cut extension, with strings attached
A payroll tax cut package engineered by House Speaker John A. Boehner was overwhelmingly approved by Republicans despite a veto threat from President Obama, escalating a year-end showdown over extending the benefit for 160 million American workers....Tags: Politics, Republican Party, Career and Workplace, U.S. Senate, Insurance
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Pennsylvania not sold on Obama, or possible GOP foes
Pennsylvania voters want President Obama replaced, but are not sold on the list of Republican successors they have to choose from. More than half, 51%, believe Obama does not deserve to be reelected, compared with 41% who do, according to a Morning Call/...Tags: Polls, Politics, Republican Party, Mitt Romney, White House
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McManus: Campaign 2012's lessons so far
It sometimes feels as if the struggle for the Republican presidential nomination has been going on forever, but if you measure the campaign by the number of delegates chosen so far, we're only about 10% done.
Much has been made about how the outcome is...Tags: Politics, Career and Workplace, CNN (tv network), Republican Party, MSNBC (tv network)
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How Herman Cain's train went off the rails
When you look at the calendar, the dizzying ride of the Cain Train basically lasted just over two months. It only felt much, much longer.
Herman Cain bolted into the national political conversation with his surprising win at a straw poll among Florida's...Tags: Donna Summer, Herman Cain, Television Industry, Mitt Romney, Sexual Misconduct
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Prominent Iowa evangelical leaders throw support to Rick Santorum
The Family Leader, an influential political organization among the religious voters who dominate the Iowa caucuses, is not endorsing a candidate in the presidential contest, but two prominent evangelical leaders backed Rick Santorum on Tuesday.
Bob...Tags: Rick Perry, Politics, Rick Santorum, Mike Huckabee, Christianity
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