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Mack announces his ‘conservative coalition’
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelU.S. Rep. Connie Mack IV has announced a seven-member “conservative coalition” that's backing his Republican U.S. Senate candidacy, a group of mostly fundamentalist Christian activists whose function will apparently be to assail rival George... -
Conservative group fires on Obama in TV ads
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelWASHINGTON — Over the next two weeks, television viewers in eight states — including Florida — can expect to see a new attack ad targeting President Barack Obama and his energy policies. The $6.1 million ad buy, funded by the... -
Obama's 'super PAC' decision reflects new campaign reality
![The Obama campaign's new, friendlier posture toward "super PACs" was the result of an "evolving conversation" on the role of outside money, senior campaign officials said Tuesday, pointing in particular to the dominance of candidate-specific super PACs in the Republican nomination fight and the coming deluge of money committed for the general election.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-02/67911527-07093546.jpg "The Obama campaign's new, friendlier posture toward "super PACs\" was the result of an \"evolving conversation\" on the role of outside money, senior campaign officials said Tuesday, pointing in particular to the dominance of candidate-specific super PACs in the Republican nomination fight and the coming deluge of money committed for the general election.")
The Obama campaign's new, friendlier posture toward "super PACs" was the result of an "evolving conversation" on the role of outside money, senior campaign officials said Tuesday, pointing in particular to the dominance of candidate-specific super PACs in...Tags: Elections, Charity, Republican Party, Politics, Crossroads
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Hagerstown Tea Party members join Hands Off Our Healthcare Rally
caleb.calhoun@herald-mail.comMaggie Silva of Shippensburg, Pa. said her family moved from Cuba to the United States in 1950, and she supports the Tea Party because she does not want the United States to end up like her home country. “My father was born in Spain, and he lost it...Tags: Health, National Government, Judges, Politics, Justice System
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Toomey rallies anti-health care crowd (VIDEO)
Call Washington BureauPennsylvania U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey joined the likes of Tea Party heavyweights Michele Bachmann and Jim DeMint at an anti-health care law rally, telling a crowd of hundreds that the "American experiment" is at stake. Slightly removed from the Supreme Court...Tags: Health, Michele Bachmann, Healthcare Laws, Crime, Law and Justice, Tea Party Movement
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Pa. political briefs
Senate candidate to make stop in Franklin County CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — A former state representative has scheduled a Friday event as part of his campaign for U.S. Senate. Sam Rohrer, of Berks County, Pa., will hold a town hall meeting at 7 p.m. in...Tags: Elections, Franklin County (Pennsylvania), Pennsylvania General Assembly, John H. Eichelberger, Republican Party
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Md. governor pitches gas tax plan to lawmakers
Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley warned Wednesday that failing to enact his gas-tax proposal could mean added costs to the state and more traffic congestion.
O’Malley, a Democrat, testified before committees in the House of Delegates and Senate,...Tags: Thomas V. Mike Miller, National Government, Annapolis, Politics, Justice System
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Ken Griffin talks politics with the Tribune
![In an interview with the Chicago Tribune, billionaire hedge fund operator Kenneth Griffin, CEO of Chicago-based Citadel, says that he is opposed to building a downtown casino, is critical of corporate leaders who have "groveled" for tax breaks and says that he's "terrified" the country is headed in the wrong direction.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-03/68711663-09184243.jpg "In an interview with the Chicago Tribune, billionaire hedge fund operator Kenneth Griffin, CEO of Chicago-based Citadel, says that he is opposed to building a downtown casino, is critical of corporate leaders who have "groveled\" for tax breaks and says that he's \"terrified\" the country is headed in the wrong direction.")
Chicago Tribune reporterIn an interview with the Chicago Tribune, billionaire hedge fund operator Kenneth Griffin, CEO of Chicago-based Citadel, says that he is opposed to building a downtown casino, is critical of corporate leaders who have "groveled" for tax breaks and says...Tags: Politics, Republican Party, Karl Rove, Crossroads, Financial Markets
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Rebranding Connecticut: Can marketing help our state?
Bet you thought Connecticut's problems could be solved by more jobs, better education, streamlined government or a better tax system.
Nope. Our real trouble apparently has a lot to do with stinky "marketing."
We don't do a good job of marketing our...Tags: Dannel P. Malloy , New London (New London, Connecticut), Marketing, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Bradley International Airport
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Public vote on hotel incentive in February
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsThe public will decide if a proposed hotel in downtown Wichita should receive tax incentives from the city. The special vote will happen February 28th. Wichita council members could have taken back the incentive, which they approved previously. Instead...Tags: Elections, Politics, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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