WH: Obama Not A Big Spender
By Geoff Holtzman on May 23, 2012The White House is pointing to a new report out today suggesting that President Obama has overseen the smallest growth in federal spending since Dwight Eisenhower was in office.
The White House is pointing to a new report out today suggesting that President Obama has overseen the smallest growth in federal spending since Dwight Eisenhower was in office.
The Obama campaign released a new television ad Monday accusing Mitt Romney of destroying jobs at an Indiana office supply company during his tenure as Bain Capital CEO.
Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign released its first general-election television ad Friday that offers Americans a preview of what “day one” of a Romney presidency would look like.
Mitt Romney hauled in over $40 million last month, a massive figure that nearly equaled the amount taken in during the same time period by President Obama.
A sizable majority of voters appear to support legally recognizing at least some type of union between same-sex couples, according to a new CBS/New York Times poll.
Mitt Romney has closed the gap between him and President Obama in two crucial swing states, according to a recent poll released Thursday.
Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) is slated to endorse Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney during a campaign event in Virginia Thursday, according to the National Review Online.
According to a new HHS report, 4.8 percent of Americans had a serious mental illness in 2009. Of those who had a serious mental illness, one-fourth had a concurrent substance-abuse illness. We shouldn’t be ignoring this!
Famed conservative Phyllis Schlafly says likely GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney is conservative enough for her. (Photo/Gage Skidmore)
Today was supposed to be the Super Tuesday of the Northeast. 209 delegates are at stake. But the way candidates dropped like flies, it’s not. Mitt Romney will be the nominee no matter today’s outcomes.
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