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$25 million, monthlong ad campaign for Romney - San Francisco Chronicle

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$25 million, monthlong ad campaign for Romney
San Francisco Chronicle
Washington -- An independent group backing Republican Mitt Romney is opening a $25 million, monthlong advertising campaign against President Obama, further stepping up an expensive TV ad war in presidential battleground states.
Biden blasts Romney in visit to YoungstownToledo Blade
On campaign trail, Biden paints Romney as corporate raiderChristian Science Monitor
NCs gay wedded diss to ONew York Post
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Defeated Ohio Democrat Kucinich declines run in Washington state | The Republic - The Republic

Politico

Defeated Ohio Democrat Kucinich declines run in Washington state | The Republic
The Republic
(Reuters) - Veteran Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich, a liberal stalwart who lost his primary race after redistricting forced him to run against another Democratic incumbent, said on Wednesday he had ruled out a congressional bid in Washington state.
Kucinich won't run in WashingtonThe Seattle Times
Dennis Kucinich opts out of Washington state race, will retireABC News
Dennis Kucinich won't run in Washington statePolitico
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Nebraska Upset Shapes Republican U.S. Senate Strategy - Bloomberg

Politico

Nebraska Upset Shapes Republican U.S. Senate Strategy
Bloomberg
A little-known Nebraska rancher who bills herself as “sharp as barbed wire and tougher than a cedar fence post” will ride an upset win in the state's Republican primary for US Senate this week into a general election that could help flip control of the ...
Bob Kerry to face off against Deb Fischermsnbc.com
GOP Upset Puts Focus on Would-Be KingmakerNew York Times
Insurgents vs. insurgents to push GOP rightwardWashington Post
Wall Street Journal -Grand Island Independent -1011now
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Cain Officially Endorses Romney - Daily Beast

Daily Beast

Cain Officially Endorses Romney
Daily Beast
First he endorsed “the American people.” Then he threw his support behind Newt Gingrich. But now, as the GOP primary winds down, Herman Cain says he is backing Mitt Romney, the presumptive nominee. Cain admitted he has some major differences with ...
Cain Finally Endorses RomneyNational Journal
Herman Cain Endorses Romney, Expects to Campaign With HimThe Atlantic
Herman Cain's Mitt Romney endorsement: 10 funny tweetsPolitico
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Hispanics in the mainstream on most issues - Janesville Gazette

The Takeaway

Hispanics in the mainstream on most issues
Janesville Gazette
By ESTHER CEPEDA Thursday, May 17, 2012 CHICAGO — For me, the most difficult thing about a full week of news reporting and punditry regarding President Obama's historic embrace of same-sex marriage has been getting buffeted by worn-out stereotypes ...
Latino Voters: Seen, But Will They Be Heard, In 2012?NPR
Support for gay marriage on the rise among LatinosKGBT-TV
Why Women, Hispanics And Youth Won't Save ObamaForbes
Feet in Two Worlds
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Former FBI agent drops out of House race in CT - STLtoday.com

CBS Local

Former FBI agent drops out of House race in CT
STLtoday.com
AP | Posted: Wednesday, May 16, 2012 5:45 pm | ( Loading… ) comments. A former FBI agent who helped send elected officials to jail, including a governor, is dropping out of the Republican race in Connecticut's 5th Congressional District.
Former FBI agent drops out of House race in CT after deciding he couldn't beat ...Washington Post
Clark drops out of 5th District race, endorses RorabackDanbury News Times

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Obama campaign rakes in $43 million in April - AFP

AFP

Obama campaign rakes in $43 million in April
AFP
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama's reelection campaign and his Democratic party raked in $43 million in April, about $10 million less than the previous month, his campaign manager said in a video posted online Wednesday.
Obama, Dems raise $43.6M in April; short of March haulUSA TODAY
Obama raises $44 million for campaign, Dems in MayThe Seattle Times
Obama Campaign Fundraising Drops to $43.6 Million in AprilVoice of America
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Federal bill easing bank rules is delayed - NOLA.com

NOLA.com

Federal bill easing bank rules is delayed
NOLA.com
By Bruce Alpert, Times-Picayune Washington -- The US House is delaying action on a bill to scale back restrictions on high-risk investments in light of JPMorgan Chase's disclosure that it lost $2 billion in recent trades. "As always, Washington has a ...
Romney Vowing Dodd-Frank Repeal Hits JPMorgan Risky TradesSan Francisco Chronicle
JPMorgan May Take Center Stage at Hearings on Dodd-FrankBusinessWeek
REFILE-Romney campaign defends JPMorgan loss as market riskReuters
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Letters: 'Moral' candidate Romney dodges moral leadership on bullying incident - Detroit Free Press

Washington Times

Letters: 'Moral' candidate Romney dodges moral leadership on bullying incident
Detroit Free Press
Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney speaks in Oklahoma City last week. / SUE OGROCKI/ASSOCIATED PRESS Oh, please. Mitt Romney says people didn't think about gays in the '60s. I am a contemporary of Romney's, ...
DEAN: The politics of bullyingWashington Times
Mitt Romney's 'hijinks' seen as bullying todayAlbany Times Union
Classmates remember Mitt Romney's high-school bullyingThe Seattle Times
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LeMieux: 'Take back control' by electing Romney - Daytona Beach News-Journal

Bloomberg

LeMieux: 'Take back control' by electing Romney
Daytona Beach News-Journal
By Valerie.Whitney, Staff Writer DAYTONA BEACH -- Former US Sen. George LeMieux told fellow Republicans that if he is elected to the US Senate this year he will serve only two terms or 12 years and then bow out. "I will term-limit myself," said LeMieux ...
George LeMieux says Connie Mack is a California residentPolitiFact
Mitt Romney endorses Connie Mack in Florida Senate raceABC News
Romney, Obama camps exchange jabs as Romney starts Florida swing, endorses MackPalm Beach Post
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