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Politics Nov 09

Labor, Democrats Score Big Win in Ohio; ‘Personhood’ Rejected in Mississippi

Ohio voters repealed Senate Bill 5. Photo by wisaflcio via Flickr. Two high-profile ballot measures headlined this year's off-year elections, and both were resoundingly defeated Tuesday. In Ohio, voters overwhelmingly turned back Senate Bill 5, which sought to…

Politics Nov 08

Voters Head to Polls With Union Rights, Abortion at Stake

A sign in favor of Initiative 26 is displayed near the capitol building in Jackson, Miss. Voters will decide Tuesday whether the state's constitution will recognize a fertilized human egg as a person. Photo by Esme E. Deprez/Bloomberg via Getty…

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Poll Shows Why Romney Isn’t Gaining Traction With GOP Voters

A new poll shows GOP voters believe Mitt Romney is the candidate most likely to beat President Obama. Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images. Mitt Romney is clearly the man to beat for the GOP presidential nomination, and new ABC/Washington Post…

Politics Nov 04

Unemployment Barely Budges in October, Rate Ticks Down to 9%

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Politics Nov 03

Cain Launches Blame Game, Regroups on Strategy

Herman Cain is questioned by reporters Wednesday about sexual harassment allegations. Photo By Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call. Herman Cain has stopped talking about the sexual harassment allegations against him. It's a new strategy for the embattled GOP contender who has…

Politics Nov 02

Cain Struggles to Contain Sexual Harassment Story

Herman Cain addresses the accusations of sexual harassment against him at the National Press Club on Monday. Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images. From the moment Politico broke the Herman Cain story on Sunday evening, it seemed inevitable that more…

Politics Nov 01

Cain’s Consistency Questioned After Day of Public Appearances

"I have never sexually harassed anyone," Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain told Judy Woodruff on Monday's NewsHour. Heading into the second 24 hours of a candidacy consuming story, Herman Cain has several things going for him. Foremost, there have been…

Politics Oct 31

Cain Faces Scrutiny After Allegations of Sexual Harassment

GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain will face tough questions this week. Photo by Toni Sandys/Pool/Bloomberg via Getty Images. This was supposed to be the week that Herman Cain took his anti-establishment, gravity-defying, front-running presidential campaign inside the Beltway to win…

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Despite Rhetorical Gridlock, House Leaders Claim to Want a Deficit Deal

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Politics Oct 27

The Cain Conundrum

Presidential candidate Herman Cain. Photo by Joshua Lott/Getty Images. He is leading in the national polls. He is running a close second to Mitt Romney in the critical early states of Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Florida.

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