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The $10 million push, which has not yet been approved, would also describe the president as a "metrosexual, black Abe Lincoln."
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A new ad from the Libertarian likens Democratic and Republican governance to smashing a watermelon.
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His belief that they're very important and his glowing assessment of the president are at odds with one another.
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At a hastily called press conference, and flanked by fellow also-ran Michele Bachmann, Cain calls for GOP unity.
As always Bill Galston and John Cassidy are well worth reading. In interesting new commentaries on the election, both think Obama has the edge, while…
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The president visits a D.C. deli and brings a bite to eat to a meeting with Congressional leaders.
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Are these 12 freshman members of Congress from the "Tea Party" class of 2010 the biggest traitors to conservative causes?
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Is the Garden State big enough for two outsize political personalities?
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The project to recruit a centrist third-party standard bearer appears to have fizzled. But it's unclear what happens in states where it's already on the ballot.
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The former president blurted out his support for his party's nominee, only to be greeted with ungrateful silence in return.
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The administration opens itself up to jokes by linking the president to his predecessors in their White House bios.
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Two similar ads spotlighting Bain Capital demonstrate the inefficacy of laws prohibiting super PAC-candidate coordination.
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