Obama Holds Six Point Lead In Ohio
By Justin Duckham on May 24, 2012The former Massachusetts Governor trails Obama by a 42 to 48 percent margin, according to a NBC/Marist poll released Tuesday.
The former Massachusetts Governor trails Obama by a 42 to 48 percent margin, according to a NBC/Marist poll released Tuesday.
Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney blasted President Obama’s handling of the nation’s public education system on Wednesday.
Mitt Romney appears to lead in Florida, a crucial swing state. According to a new Quinnipiac University Poll, President Obama trails the former Massachusetts Governor by six points at 41 to 47 percent. The latest survey represents an upward trajectory for Romney. In early May, Romney and Obama essentially tied…
Presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney continues to accuse President Obama of attempting to purposely shift attention away from a recovering, but still fragile economy.
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell told ABC’s Today Show Tuesday that he is not ready to make an endorsement in this year’s presidential race, despite publicly backing Obama in 2008. “Too often in this country we simply stick with whatever you said last year even if it doesn’t work…
Obama for America National Press Secretary, Ben LaBolt, mentions the importance of profit over company growth for Romney and his investors.
Obama for America National Press Secretary, Ben LaBolt, expresses the concern for America’s economy if Mitt Romney (D-Mich.) is elected president.
While taking out jobs for working families, Obama for America National Press Secretary, Ben LaBolt, expresses the benefit of profit Romney and his investors really received.
Mitt Romney’s campaign is latching onto Newark Mayor Cory Booker’s apparent annoyance with the Obama team for attacking the Republican presidential candidate’s tenure at Bain Capital. In a web ad released Monday, Booker’s Meet the Press appearance on Sunday is featured prominently. “Have You Had Enough Of President Obama’s Attacks…
A new Gallup poll shows that 48 percent of respondents cited President Obama while 47 percent named Mitt Romney.
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