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... a spokesman an "extremely literate conservative African-American" who can argue that Mr. Obama misled the nation by presenting himself as what the proposal calls a "metrosexual, black Abe Lincoln." A copy of a detailed advertising plan was obtained by The New York Times through a person not connected to ...
... U.S. dropout crisis. Online, we'll explore the crossroads of learning disabilities and art, and we'll profile two young men -- a poet and a Harvard graduate student -- who, despite academic struggles, achieved stunning success. But first, a 101. Contrary to popular belief, autism isn't a learning disability ...
... in terms of framing the campaign at this point going forward, your major challenge is what? DAVID AXELROD: Well, look, we're going to project a positive vision for how we move forward as a country and rebuild, not just regain the jobs we have lost, but rebuild an economy ...
... on the wealthiest Americans once the economy gets on sturdier ground. The ad comes as Clinton is making media appearances and traveling the country on a tour selling his latest book. American Crossroads has promised to spend at least $240 million on the 2012 election season and has President Obama ...
... She couldn't have picked a better time to launch a bid if she tried. A Des Moines Register poll released Saturday shows her support at 22 percent among Republican caucus-goers in the Hawkeye State, trailing leader Mitt Romney by only a single percentage point. Bachmann also received largely ...
At just about this point in every election cycle, we begin to overuse the same words, phrases and arguments. Everything is a tossup, or a dead heat, or a last-minute dash to Election Day. The other guy is always going to shut down Social Security. Taxes are evil. President Obama (or President Bush) and Speaker...
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Michael Powell announced in January that he was stepping down in March. Powell has been the FCC chairman since 2001 and a member of the panel since 1998. Two experts analyze the FCC's future for the new incoming chairman.
Secretary of State Colin Powell and other members of the U.N. Security Council reacted to Blix and ElBaradei's reports. Ray Suarez narrates the international responses.
Following a weekend of missile tests and tough talk, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf said Monday that his nation would not start a war with neighboring India, but would respond with "full might" should India launch an attack.
Media correspondent Terence Smith discusses the future of telecommunications with FCC Chairman Michael Powell.
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