Today’s Balance Sheet: Obama tries to bring manufacturing jobs back home.Â
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An Ax to Grind
Newt Gingrich sets his sights on toppling Mitt Romney from the GOP race.
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The Tough Sell
To win independent Ron Paul supporters and liberal Jon Huntsman backers, Mitt Romney has to tailor his message.
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Mittmentum, Meet High Unemployment
Today’s Balance Sheet: As the race moves south, the candidates will need to tackle states with much higher unemployment rates.Â
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Mitt Romney Delivers New Hampshire Victory Speech
Romney used his platform to criticize Obama saying, “The President has run out of ideas, now he’s running out of excuses.” Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com
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Nothing Certain But Death and Tax Evasion
Today’s Balance Sheet: Romney meets the 99 percent, and the 1 percent avoids paying taxes.Â
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Why Don’t Republicans Love Mitt Romney?
Jon Stewart argues that the GOP frontrunner is the “pure distillation of conservative economic politics.” So what’s not to like? The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Get More: Daily Show Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,The Daily Show on Facebook
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Same Schtick, Different Day
The GOP candidates make a final push before the New Hampshire primary tonight, but voters hardly seem roused.
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What Bain Hath Wrought
Newt Gingrich-supporting super PAC goes for the kill with “When Mitt Romney Came to Town” film.
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Romney’s Mini-Flub
The candidate’s “I like being able to fire people” gaffe is one of the few times a politician can claim a quote is taken out of context.
