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Michelle Obama addresses popularity, husband's past drug use
Following her appearance Tuesday night on “The Daily Show,” a new Gallup poll shows First Lady Michelle Obama remains more popular than her husband by a sizable margin. The first lady, as part of a media blitz to promote her new book “...
Tags: Republican Party, Politics, Michelle Obama, Foods and Beverages, Ice Cream
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State voters of two minds about legalizing online poker, poll finds
PolitiCalA new poll shows that voters are of mixed minds about an idea being considered to generate income for the cash-strapped state: legalization of online poker and other forms Internet gambling. In a USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times survey, about half...... -
Romney clinches GOP nomination, but faces fallout from the primaries
Mitt Romney’s victory in the Texas primary on Tuesday gives him enough delegates to capture the Republican presidential nomination, but he remains some distance from recovering from the damage caused by months of tussling with rivals in his own...
Tags: Republican Party, Immigration, Parties and Movements, Mitt Romney, Minority Groups
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California voters still support Jerry Brown's call for tax hikes
SACRAMENTO — California voters continue to back Gov. Jerry Brown in his call for higher taxes, but distrust of state government could erode that support, according to a new USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll. About half of those surveyed said they...
Tags: Politics, Regional Authority, Jerry Brown, Budgets and Budgeting, Justice System
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Romney campaign thanks veterans on Memorial Day [Video]
Mitt Romney’s campaign released a Memorial Day video Monday commemorating veterans for their service, and saying they’re all “the greatest of his generation.” Titled “Thank You,” the black-and-white video lauds service...
Tags: Memorial Day, Holidays, Politics, Barack Obama, Mitt Romney
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Analysis: Still no good news for Republicans in California
For years, even as despondency deepened in some of its quarters, the Republican Party in California has argued that its message really isn’t the problem. Depending on the year, blame has been laid on the messengers — nominees not telegenically...
Tags: Republican Party, Immigration, Parties and Movements, Cathleen Decker, Regional Authority
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Obama has big edge in California, poll shows
The potent mix of voters that has powered Democratic presidential victories in California for a generation overwhelmingly supports President Obama's bid for reelection, forming a demographic wall blocking Republican Mitt Romney from the biggest pot of...Tags: Republican Party, Politics, Cathleen Decker, Parties and Movements, Rick Santorum
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Poll: Romney holds substantial lead among veterans
As the nation remembers veterans who have served their country throughout the U.S. military, a new Gallup poll reveals that those same veterans overwhelmingly support Mitt Romney over President Obama in the race for the White House. Fifty-eight percent...
Tags: Politics, White House, Barack Obama, U.S. Military, Demographics
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Should we refer to 'pro-life' and 'pro-choice' movements?
Over at Politics Now, our David Lauter has a fascinating deconstruction of a Gallup poll showing that the share of Americans who call themselves “pro-choice” on abortion has hit a record low of 41% while 50% now call themselves “pro-...
Tags: Birth Defects, Social Issues, Planned Parenthood, Incest, Abortion Issue
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Cellphone equals Democrat; land line equals Republican. Seriously
This just in from the technology-and-politics desk: If a cellphone user takes a pollster's call, he or she is more likely to be a Democrat. If a land-line user takes a pollster's call, he or she is more likely to be a Republican. Gross generalization? Of...
Tags: Politics, Robin Abcarian, MSNBC (tv network), Barack Obama, Cell Phones
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Egyptians vote amid concerns over future leader's authority
World NowEgyptians stood in tangled lines Thursday on the second and last day of balloting in a presidential race marked by millions of late-deciding voters and concerns that the new leader will be hampered by an Islamist-controlled parliament and a ruling... -
Gallup poll on abortion: 'Pro-choice' position hits record low
The percentage of Americans who say they are “pro-choice” reached a record low, according to a Gallup poll released Wednesday, but the political impact of the new data remain unclear given the volatile nature of the abortion issue....
Tags: Politics, Democratic Party, Social Issues, Christianity, Planned Parenthood
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