TRNS News Notes By Victoria Jones
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Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney leads in Mississippi, according to a new poll from Rasmussen Reports.
Romney comes in with 35 percent while Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich tie at 27 percent. Ron Paul trails far behind with just 6 percent.
A separate Rasmussen poll shows a close race between the three frontrunners in Alabama, with Gingrich polling at 30 percent, Santorum at 29 percent and Romney at 28 percent.
The two polls were conducted Thursday among 750 likely Republican voters.
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High-profile incidents have prompted an unusually widespread deployment of armed police officers across the country.
Thousands of civilians fleeing the war-ravaged country remain stuck along Syria’s Iraqi, Jordanian, and Turkish borders.
If we don’t fight for these changes now, they may never happen.
The president will reunite with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R), who praised Obama’s response last year to Hurricane Sandy.
The percentages range from 62 percent in Atlanta to as high as 86 percent in Chicago.
“Those who commit sexual assault are not only committing a crime, they threaten the trust and discipline that makes our military strong,” Obama said.
