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Romney aims for a split in California
Feb 1 2008 11:00PM (CT)
DENVER (AP) - Republican Mitt Romney is conceding the bulk of the Northeast to rival John McCain, counting instead on his home state of Massachusetts, a split in California and wins in a series of caucus states to extend his presidential campaign beyond Super Tuesday.
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Romney aims for a split in California
Feb 1 2008 11:00PM (CT)
DENVER (AP) - Republican Mitt Romney is conceding the bulk of the Northeast to rival John McCain, counting instead on his home state of Massachusetts, a split in California and wins in a series of caucus states to extend his presidential campaign beyond Super Tuesday.
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Romney aims for a split in California
Feb 1 2008 11:00PM (CT)
DENVER (AP) - Republican Mitt Romney is conceding the bulk of the Northeast to rival John McCain, counting instead on his home state of Massachusetts, a split in California and wins in a series of caucus states to extend his presidential campaign beyond Super Tuesday.
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Romney aims for a split in California
Feb 1 2008 11:00PM (CT)
DENVER (AP) - Republican Mitt Romney is conceding the bulk of the Northeast to rival John McCain, counting instead on his home state of Massachusetts, a split in California and wins in a series of caucus states to extend his presidential campaign beyond Super Tuesday.
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Romney aims for a split in California
Feb 1 2008 11:00PM (CT)
DENVER (AP) - Republican Mitt Romney is conceding the bulk of the Northeast to rival John McCain, counting instead on his home state of Massachusetts, a split in California and wins in a series of caucus states to extend his presidential campaign beyond Super Tuesday.
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Romney aims for a split in California
Feb 1 2008 11:00PM (CT)
DENVER (AP) - Republican Mitt Romney is conceding the bulk of the Northeast to rival John McCain, counting instead on his home state of Massachusetts, a split in California and wins in a series of caucus states to extend his presidential campaign beyond Super Tuesday.
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Romney aims for a split in California
Feb 1 2008 11:00PM (CT)
DENVER (AP) - Republican Mitt Romney is conceding the bulk of the Northeast to rival John McCain, counting instead on his home state of Massachusetts, a split in California and wins in a series of caucus states to extend his presidential campaign beyond Super Tuesday.
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Obama says he'd be better against McCain
Feb 1 2008 10:08PM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democratic Sen. Barack Obama sees one of the best arguments for his presidential candidacy in the rise of Republican Sen. John McCain. McCain has become Obama's favorite punching bag, an easier mark in front of partisan audiences than the rival Obama will have to beat first to get to the general election _ Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Clinton claims health care mantle
Feb 1 2008 9:55PM (CT)
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday she's the last remaining presidential candidate _ from either party _ who is advocating universal health care coverage.
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Clinton claims health care mantle
Feb 1 2008 9:55PM (CT)
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday she's the last remaining presidential candidate _ from either party _ who is advocating universal health care coverage.
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Clinton claims health care mantle
Feb 1 2008 9:55PM (CT)
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday she's the last remaining presidential candidate _ from either party _ who is advocating universal health care coverage.
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Clinton claims health care mantle
Feb 1 2008 9:55PM (CT)
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday she's the last remaining presidential candidate _ from either party _ who is advocating universal health care coverage.
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McCain targets Romney's Massachusetts
Feb 1 2008 9:38PM (CT)
CHICAGO (AP) - John McCain plans to aggressively compete in Republican presidential rival Mitt Romney's Massachusetts, a bold move that reflects a deep desire not just to beat the former Massachusetts governor but bury him in his own backyard.
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McCain targets Romney's Massachusetts
Feb 1 2008 9:38PM (CT)
CHICAGO (AP) - John McCain plans to aggressively compete in Republican presidential rival Mitt Romney's Massachusetts, a bold move that reflects a deep desire not just to beat the former Massachusetts governor but bury him in his own backyard.
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McCain targets Romney's Massachusetts
Feb 1 2008 9:38PM (CT)
CHICAGO (AP) - John McCain plans to aggressively compete in Republican presidential rival Mitt Romney's Massachusetts, a bold move that reflects a deep desire not just to beat the former Massachusetts governor but bury him in his own backyard.
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McCain targets Romney's Massachusetts
Feb 1 2008 9:38PM (CT)
CHICAGO (AP) - John McCain plans to aggressively compete in Republican presidential rival Mitt Romney's Massachusetts, a bold move that reflects a deep desire not just to beat the former Massachusetts governor but bury him in his own backyard.
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McCain targets Romney's Massachusetts
Feb 1 2008 9:38PM (CT)
CHICAGO (AP) - John McCain plans to aggressively compete in Republican presidential rival Mitt Romney's Massachusetts, a bold move that reflects a deep desire not just to beat the former Massachusetts governor but bury him in his own backyard.
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McCain targets Romney's Massachusetts
Feb 1 2008 9:38PM (CT)
CHICAGO (AP) - John McCain plans to aggressively compete in Republican presidential rival Mitt Romney's Massachusetts, a bold move that reflects a deep desire not just to beat the former Massachusetts governor but bury him in his own backyard.
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Obama endorsed by anti-war group
Feb 1 2008 9:09PM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Barack Obama picked up the endorsement of a leading anti-war group Friday and said Democratic presidential rival Hillary Rodham Clinton still has not adequately explained her vote to go into Iraq.
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Obama endorsed by anti-war group
Feb 1 2008 9:09PM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Barack Obama picked up the endorsement of a leading anti-war group Friday and said Democratic presidential rival Hillary Rodham Clinton still has not adequately explained her vote to go into Iraq.
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LA Times backs Obama, McCain
Feb 1 2008 7:13PM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Los Angeles Times endorsed the presidential bids of Barack Obama and John McCain on Friday.
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Huckabee: Romney shifted on key issues
Feb 1 2008 7:12PM (CT)
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Republican Mike Huckabee on Friday defended his previous remark that Mitt Romney didn't reach "political puberty" until recently, saying he was referring to his presidential rival's change of heart on key issues. Romney said humor has its place, but added that the race for president should be a more serious matter.
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Huckabee: Romney shifted on key issues
Feb 1 2008 7:12PM (CT)
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Republican Mike Huckabee on Friday defended his previous remark that Mitt Romney didn't reach "political puberty" until recently, saying he was referring to his presidential rival's change of heart on key issues. Romney said humor has its place, but added that the race for president should be a more serious matter.
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Huckabee: Romney shifted on key issues
Feb 1 2008 7:12PM (CT)
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Republican Mike Huckabee on Friday defended his previous remark that Mitt Romney didn't reach "political puberty" until recently, saying he was referring to his presidential rival's change of heart on key issues. Romney said humor has its place, but added that the race for president should be a more serious matter.
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Huckabee: Romney shifted on key issues
Feb 1 2008 7:12PM (CT)
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Republican Mike Huckabee on Friday defended his previous remark that Mitt Romney didn't reach "political puberty" until recently, saying he was referring to his presidential rival's change of heart on key issues. Romney said humor has its place, but added that the race for president should be a more serious matter.
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Huckabee: Romney shifted on key issues
Feb 1 2008 7:12PM (CT)
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Republican Mike Huckabee on Friday defended his previous remark that Mitt Romney didn't reach "political puberty" until recently, saying he was referring to his presidential rival's change of heart on key issues. Romney said humor has its place, but added that the race for president should be a more serious matter.
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Huckabee: Romney shifted on key issues
Feb 1 2008 7:12PM (CT)
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Republican Mike Huckabee on Friday defended his previous remark that Mitt Romney didn't reach "political puberty" until recently, saying he was referring to his presidential rival's change of heart on key issues. Romney said humor has its place, but added that the race for president should be a more serious matter.
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Super Tuesday results could take a while
Feb 1 2008 6:07PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Super Tuesday may be a de facto national primary, but the outcome might not be as clear _ or as timely _ as results in most November elections.
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Play of the Day: Mitt picks potted plant
Feb 1 2008 3:21PM (CT)
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Given the choice between cuddling up with a Washington lobbyist and a potted plant, Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney chose fake foliage over a real Beltway insider.
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Clinton advisers criticize Obama mailer
Feb 1 2008 2:10PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - Advisers to Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton Friday complained vehemently about an Obama campaign mailer that criticizes Clinton's health plan, with one adviser likening the mailer to "Nazis marching through Skokie, Illinois."
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Clinton holds edge among key Hispanics
Feb 1 2008 2:06PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Barack Obama's campaign ditched its familiar Motown tunes this week, warming up California crowds with Ricky Martin's bilingual soccer anthem, "The Cup of Life."
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Clinton holds edge among key Hispanics
Feb 1 2008 2:06PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Barack Obama's campaign ditched its familiar Motown tunes this week, warming up California crowds with Ricky Martin's bilingual soccer anthem, "The Cup of Life."
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Clinton holds edge among key Hispanics
Feb 1 2008 2:06PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Barack Obama's campaign ditched its familiar Motown tunes this week, warming up California crowds with Ricky Martin's bilingual soccer anthem, "The Cup of Life."
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Pork barrel or veggie bin?
Feb 1 2008 1:46PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Earmarks are only pork when someone else is feasting on them. On your plate, they're veggies.
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Poll: Focus now on candidates' traits
Feb 1 2008 1:12PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - For all the millions the presidential campaigns have spent, it still comes down to this: Ask people what they think of Hillary Rodham Clinton and they say female and feminist. For Barack Obama, it's inexperience. Mitt Romney is known as a Mormon, John McCain for his military service.
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Poll: Focus now on candidates' traits
Feb 1 2008 1:12PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - For all the millions the presidential campaigns have spent, it still comes down to this: Ask people what they think of Hillary Rodham Clinton and they say female and feminist. For Barack Obama, it's inexperience. Mitt Romney is known as a Mormon, John McCain for his military service.
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Bill Clinton: Fix Bush education law
Feb 1 2008 12:52PM (CT)
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Former President Clinton said that if his wife is elected president she would radically change the "No Child Left Behind Act," which he described as an education disaster initially supported not only by President Bush, but liberal icon Ted Kennedy.
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Clinton, Obama spar on health care, war
Feb 1 2008 6:29AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
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Clinton, Obama spar on health care, war
Feb 1 2008 6:29AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
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Clinton, Obama spar on health care, war
Feb 1 2008 6:29AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
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Clinton, Obama spar on health care, war
Feb 1 2008 6:29AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
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Clinton, Obama spar on health care, war
Feb 1 2008 6:29AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
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Clinton, Obama spar on health care, war
Feb 1 2008 6:29AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
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Clinton, Obama spar on health care, war
Feb 1 2008 6:29AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
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Clinton, Obama spar on health care, war
Feb 1 2008 6:29AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
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Clinton, Obama spar on health care, war
Feb 1 2008 6:29AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
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Clinton, Obama spar on health care, war
Feb 1 2008 6:29AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sparred, for the most part cordially, over immigration, health care and the war in Iraq in their first one-on-one debate on Thursday as they faced high-stakes Super Tuesday contests that could go a long way toward determining the party's presidential nominee.
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Analysis: Democratic Party a winner
Feb 1 2008 4:12AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The winner of the first one-on-one debate between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama? The Democratic Party.
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Analysis: Romney opens up about Mormons
Feb 1 2008 3:53AM (CT)
SAN DIEGO (AP) - The death of Mormon church President Gordon B. Hinckley renews attention on Mitt Romney's little-known religion _ yet rather than being reluctant to discuss it, he's making a public embrace that shows some shifting political attitudes.
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Analysis: Romney opens up about Mormons
Feb 1 2008 3:53AM (CT)
SAN DIEGO (AP) - The death of Mormon church President Gordon B. Hinckley renews attention on Mitt Romney's little-known religion _ yet rather than being reluctant to discuss it, he's making a public embrace that shows some shifting political attitudes.
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