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Dimon's Big Day on Capitol HillEssential Reads Major Garrett, National Journal White House correspondent, and CNBC's John Harwood report on the politics behind today's Senate hearing and provide a preview of questions likely to be asked of key witness Jamie Dimon. |
Obama's Re-Election WoesEssential Reads Depending on what degree the European crisis hits U.S. exports, and depending on the severity of the so-called fiscal cliff, the U.S. GDP could face a huge decrease. Sam Seder, "Majority Report" host; Tony Fratto, former White House deputy press secretary; Jennifer Rubin, Washington Post; and CNBC's John Harwood, offer insight. |
The Politics of JobsEssential Reads Discussing what the third spring slowdown in a row means for the Obama campaign, with CNBC's John Harwood. |
Romney's VP Pick?Essential Reads CNBC's John Harwood reports on who Mitt Romney is likely to choose as his vice presidential running mate. |
In One Corner, a Champion of Government. In the Other, Its Foe.Essential Reads The currency of political persuasion is emotion — and the way President Obama and Mitt Romney are spending it crystallizes their starkly contrasting appeals. An Obama campaign video shows the president’s national political director, Katherine Archuleta, tearfully crediting Mr. Obama with having saved her daughter’s life. She portrays the president as a hero of government whose health care law assures her daughter, a cancer survivor, insurance coverage forever. |
May 18, 2012Weekly Show As attacks fly between President Obama and Mitt Romney, a conservative super PAC’s developed a controversial Rev. Wright ad campaign. Plus, is Congress heading towards another partisan debt-ceiling showdown? Also, JP Morgan’s losses and Wall Street regulation. Joining Gwen: Jeff Zeleny, New York Times; Karen Tumulty, Washington Post; David Wessel, Wall Street Journal; John Harwood, CNBC/NY Times.
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Battle on the AirwavesEssential Reads President Obama's campaign ad targets Mitt Romney's Bain Capital record, reports CNBC's John Harwood. |
After Divisive Primary, Shifting to the CenterEssential Reads Presidential nominees have several options for repositioning after ideologically charged primary campaigns: strategic silence, new proposals, a different tone on the brighter general election stage. And sometimes they can do nothing and watch their rivals do the shifting. |
French Elections and Euro FallsEssential Reads What is the potential fallout with international markets and diplomatically with the U.S.? |
Your Money, Your VoteEssential Reads CNBC's John Harwood discusses the run-up to the 2012 Election. |
