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Mitt Romney cruises to victory in Nevada caucuses
Mitt Romney romped to a commanding victory Saturday in Nevada's Republican presidential caucuses, posting a second consecutive win and laying an impressive marker in a battleground state both parties will vigorously contest in November.
The strong...Tags: Brian Sandoval, Mitt Romney, Tea Party Movement, Republican Party, Elections
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Rand Paul kept from flight for refusing TSA pat down
Sen. Rand Paul was blocked from boarding a flight at the Nashville airport Monday morning after refusing to consent to a body pat down at a security checkpoint, according to a Transportation Security Administration official and the senator’s office....Tags: Twitter, Inc., Transportation Security Administration, Tea Party Movement, Rand Paul
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Republican ad spending in South Carolina tops $10 million
The four remaining GOP presidential candidates and their supporters will have spent $10.4 million on broadcast television advertising in South Carolina by the time polls close there Saturday, swamping the state with finger-pointing spots.
And that...Tags: Rick Perry, Mitt Romney, Republican Party, Primaries, Elections
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Write-in campaign for Hillary Clinton falls flat in New Hampshire
A campaign to encourage Democrats to vote for Hillary Rodham Clinton in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday appears to have fallen flat.
President Obama easily won his first Granite State primary, scoring over 81% of the vote over a roster of mostly...Tags: Tim Tebow, Mitt Romney, Joe Biden, Tom Brady, Nashua Corporation
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Gallup: Mitt Romney has widest lead to date in GOP race
If history is any guide, Mitt Romney is a sure thing to win his party's nomination for president.
Romney has opened up the widest advantage to date over his Republican rivals in a nationwide Gallup survey, and for the first time has the support of more...Tags: Mitt Romney, John McCain, Republican Party, Elections, Rick Santorum
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Stephen Colbert shows Republicans how to draw a crowd
Reporting from Charleston, S.C. -- Under the looming live oaks at the College of Charleston on Friday, Stephen Colbert delivered a clinic on how to produce a whiz-bang political rally. Significantly, not one of the Republican candidates this year has...Tags: Mitt Romney, Voting, Sex Crimes, Stephen Colbert, Political Candidates
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Newt Gingrich stars in Republican debate show
When Newt Gingrich tore into CNN’s John King for kicking off Thursday night’s presidential debate with a question about his embittered second ex-wife, it was reality TV at its finest.
The long series of debates among the Republican candidates...Tags: Mitt Romney, Elections, Television, Downton Abbey (tv program), Television
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Rick Santorum wants to be God's chosen one in South Carolina
Reporting from Florence, S.C. -- In the race to be the most sincere Christian candidate for president, Rick Santorum looks like the front-runner.
Out on the edge of town here Sunday afternoon, out among the big box stores and strip malls, at a family...Tags: Media Industry, Roman Catholicism, Mitt Romney, Religion and Belief, Elections
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Likeable Rick Santorum attracts independents Romney is losing
Is Mitt Romney the Republicans' man of destiny or will Rick Santorum finally get his moment in the sun?
You remember Rick Santorum, the guy who, in last summer’s Republican debates, was placed at the end of the row near the exit sign and never...Tags: Mitt Romney, Tea Party Movement, Elections, Republican Party, Rick Santorum
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McManus: No quit in these presidential candidates
Poor Mitt Romney. He won six of 10 states on Super Tuesday, including hotly contested Ohio. He lengthened his lead in the count of delegates who will actually choose the Republican presidential nominee. But he's still a long way from claiming victory....Tags: Mitt Romney, Elections, Republican Party, Rick Santorum, Abraham Lincoln
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'Super PACs' are showing their power
Political committees unfettered by donation limits are dominating the last weeks of the presidential nominating contests in Iowa and New Hampshire, funding aggressive attack campaigns that are swamping the efforts of the candidates themselves. In Ohio,...
Tags: Mitt Romney, Brad Sherman, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Charity
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From Prop. 8 to birth control, Santorum leads the culture war
Proposition 8! Catholics and birth control! Susan G. Komen and Planned Parenthood! Could Rick Santorum have asked for a better confluence of controversies?
The man and the moment seem to have collided and the man is Santorum, not Mitt Romney. While he...Tags: Mitt Romney, Religion and Belief, Gays and Lesbians, Health Treatments, Health
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