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Romney Adds 3 Victories and Clashes With Obama New York Times "President Obama thinks he's doing a good job — I'm not kidding," Mr. Romney said, speaking with a huge American flag behind him and an excited hall of supporters in front of him. "It's enough to make you think that years of flying around on Air Force ... See all stories on this topic »

Turnbull laments state of US politics Sydney Morning Herald In an interview with The Monthly, published today, the former Liberal leader and member of Tony Abbott's shadow cabinet says American politics is becoming ''profoundly dysfunctional''. He attacks the Republican idea that the budgetary situation can be ... See all stories on this topic » Sydney Morning Herald

Looking Ahead, Republicans Examine Options in Health Care Fight New York Times "Those are the issues that are back before us." Republicans say they will have to make good on their pledge to replace the health care law if the Supreme Court strikes down any significant parts of it. They remain optimistic about the possibility of a ... See all stories on this topic »

Mitt Romney scores primary hat-trick as he steps up campaign Telegraph.co.uk Mr Romney attacked the Democratic incumbent as an "out of touch liberal" and vowed that if elected he would help build "the greatest America we have ever known, where prosperity is grown and shared, not limited and divided." Earlier in the day, ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

Budget Plan's Defeat Shows Hurdles to Compromise New York Times Within hours, Grover Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform joined Heritage Action for America, the Club for Growth, the Heritage Foundation and assorted conservative bloggers in coming out hard against the plan as an unacceptable tax increase. See all stories on this topic » New York Times

Online political ads aimed at specific audience USA TODAY By Martha T. Moore, USA TODAY Online political advertising, the newest form of voter persuasion, is challenging the oldest — direct mail — by becoming more like it: targeted to voters, if not by name, by gender, age, where they live, what they're ... See all stories on this topic » USA TODAY

The Trayvon Martin case shows US politics is rule by the dog whistle New Statesman It was hoped that Obama's presidency would prove a milestone on the road to a post-racial US, yet there are clear signs that race continues to poison the political debate, even at the highest levels. Liberals list the "dog-whistle" phrases used by ... See all stories on this topic » New Statesman

Mitt Romney tightens grip on GOP nomination with primary hat-trick Telegraph.co.uk "The right thing for us, I think, is to get a nominee as soon as we can and be able to focus on Barack Obama," the former Massachusetts governor said in an interview Tuesday with Fox News. Despite the setbacks, Santorum, a former Pennsylvania senator, ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

Presidential Scoops: Only One US President Had His Own Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream ... ABC News (blog) As Americans flock to Ben & Jerry's for its 34 th annual anniversary ice cream cone giveaway, the scoop they choose for their free cone could say as much about their politics as it does about their taste buds. The notoriously liberal ice cream company ... See all stories on this topic » ABC News (blog)

US election 2012: Rick Perry painkillers blamed for debate performances Telegraph.co.uk In one of the most famous gaffes in American political history, Mr Perry forgot the name of one of three government departments he planned to scrap, adding "Opps!" with a sheepish grin. According to a book by journalists from Politico, it was an "open ... See all stories on this topic »

Blogs 5 new results for U.S. Politics

US Politics | AMERICAblog News: What's at stake if SCOTUS cuts ... By Gaius Publius News and opinion about US politics from a liberal/Democratic/progressive perspective. US Politics | AMERICAblog News

Social media and the GOP U.S. Senate candidates | Texas Politics ... By Kolten Parker The Republicans use of social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube fluctuates from campaign to campaign in the battle for retiring U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison's seat in Washington. Sharing information and interacting with ... Texas Politics

U.S. Flunks Corruption Index's Money In Politics Test -- We're Tied ... By Suzanne Merkelson What do Germany, Colombia, Ireland, Mexico, Georgia, Indonesia, Macedonia, and Serbia have in common? According to the nonprofit global governance watchdog Global Integrity, they all beat out the United States on regulating money in ... Republic Report

US places sanctions on Mali coup leaders US places sanctions on Mali coup leaders - The Obama administration has issued travel restrictions for leaders of. Politics & Government

Capitol Confidential » U.S. Senate Hopefuls Blast Obama On SCOTUS By The Daily Politics Posted on April 3, 2012 at 3:05 pm by The Daily Politics in. Tweet. Share share E-mail. Not exactly shocking, but U.S. Senate hopefuls Wendy Long and Rep. Bob Turner are both out there condemning President Obama for his comments about ... Capitol Confidential

Web 1 new result for U.S. Politics

EA WorldView - Home - US Politics Opinion: Getting Mad at the ... US Politics. On Wednesday afternoon, after three days of closely-watched argument, the Supreme Court ended its hearings on the question of whether certain ... www.enduringamerica.com/.../us-politics-opinion-getting-mad...

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