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On a frenetic day, Obama votes and Romney is for changeEssential Reads Mitt Romney adopted the mantra that fueled his opponent’s victory four year ago, casting himself as the candidate of “big change” on Thursday in Ohio as he began to outline a closing argument in the state that could decide the race. |
How to deploy your candidateEssential Reads As the presidential election heads into its final days, the most important decision strategists in both campaigns are making is where to send the candidate. There is no more precious resource: Every visit initiates a multilevel strategy to capture votes, voter information, and volunteers who can be squeezed for one more hour of effort. |
Touting momentum, Romney tries to look like a winnerEssential Reads He does it too often to be a slip of the tongue. When Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney addresses his growing crowds, he always catches himself. "If I'm president - when, I'm president," Romney says in his speeches now, drawing cheers from the crowd. |
Romney pulls even in Colorado, trails in Nevada: pollsEssential Reads Mitt Romney has pulled even with President Obama in the battleground state of Colorado, but continues to trail narrowly in Nevada, according to new NBC News/Wall Street Journal polls. |
Colorado remains big prize as Romney, Obama hold campaign ralliesEssential Reads It was after sunset as the flashing lights of Mitt Romney’s motorcade began the steep and winding climb up the hills west of Denver on Tuesday. By the time the Republican candidate arrived at the Red Rocks Amphitheater, the rocks were rocking. |
Romney running hard in Nevada where Obama holds the chipsEssential Reads When Mitt Romney landed in Las Vegas on Tuesday, President Barack Obama's advance team had beaten him there. |
With debates over, candidates race to clinch vital statesEssential Reads President Obama started making his closing argument for a second term on Tuesday, beginning a furious two-week effort to beat back a late surge by Mitt Romney and hang on to battleground states where voters are already casting ballots in large numbers. |
It’s not about the economy, stupidEssential Reads President Obama moved from center stage to center court Tuesday. The day after the third and final debate, Obama started his day at a tennis stadium grinning under the waves of adulation from an eager and approving crowd. The night before, the president was all sharp elbows and crisp declarations about world affairs, but for those arrayed in the bleachers surrounding him on all sides, he was in full campaign mode, joking, switching accents, and returning to the perils of Romnesia—less Situation Room and more The Situation. |
Analysis: Calm Romney pins hopes on momentumEssential Reads Republican Mitt Romney is acting like a challenger who feels he has enough momentum and time to overtake the president by Election Day, two weeks from now. |
Obama keeps Romney on his heels in last debateEssential Reads President Obama and Mitt Romney clashed repeatedly over foreign policy here Monday night, with the president arguing assertively that Romney has lacked the consistency or clarity of vision to lead the country while the Republican nominee charged that Obama has been weak and ineffective in the face of growing turmoil in the world. |
