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NRA wins gun battle
Politicians haven't always been allergic to gun control, not even Republicans. In 1968, after the assassinations of John and Robert Kennedy and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Congress - on a bipartisan vote - outlawed guns sales to felons and the...Tags: Polls, Mitt Romney, Lobbying, Arts and Culture, Allergies
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Tired of negative ads? They're just getting warmed up
When the Olympic Games began almost 30 centuries ago in ancient Greece, rulers of city-states proclaimed an "Olympic truce," a ban on warfare to allow athletes, poets and spectators to attend without getting speared. It would be nice to think that this...Tags: Polls, Mitt Romney, Labor Day, Elections, Parties and Movements
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Examining Obama's edge
On paper, June looked like a bad month for President Barack Obama. It began with a gaffe, his lighthearted comment that "the private sector is doing fine." Then the Federal Reserve revised its growth forecast downward, making it clear that 8 percent...Tags: Newt Gingrich, Polls, Same-Sex Marriage, Government, National Government
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Romney has math problem
Here's an issue that hasn't been debated much in the presidential campaign, but ought to be: How much should we spend on defense? President Barack Obama has proposed keeping the Pentagon budget essentially flat for the next 10 years. Mitt Romney, by...Tags: Barack Obama, Ronald Reagan, Defense, Mitt Romney, Science and Technology
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Swing states under fire
In this pivotal election year, fellow citizens, I give you a chilling vision of two Americas. One America is the swing states, the dozen or so states that don’t fall into the Democratic or Republican camps and will ultimately decide the...Tags: Media Industry, Advertising, Television Industry, Television Stations, Politics
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Best and worst of this year's presidential ads
Today's topic: the billions (yes, with a "b") that will be spent on advertising in this year's presidential and congressional campaigns, and what kind of messages that money is sending. Like jazz, blues and musical comedy, the political ad is a...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Mitt Romney, Elections, Barack Obama, Ronald Reagan
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McManus: Romney's arithmetic problem
Here's an issue that hasn't been debated much in the presidential campaign but ought to be: How much should we spend on defense? President Obama has proposed keeping the Pentagon budget essentially flat for the next 10 years. Mitt Romney, by contrast,...
Tags: Mitt Romney, Science and Technology, Elections, Medicare, The Pentagon
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McManus: The nuclear countdown in Iran
Not long ago, an astute reader noted that it has been nearly two years since I wrote in a column that "most experts now estimate that Iran needs about 18 months to complete a nuclear device and a missile to carry it." His point — that those...Tags: Groundhog Day, Emergency Incidents, Security, Manufacturing and Engineering, Iran's Nuclear Program
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McManus: Bin Laden and ballots
We're far enough away from it now that we can probably all agree: It was a mistake for George W. Bushto land on that aircraft carrier in a flight suit to proclaim "Mission Accomplished." And not just because the war in Iraq was far from over at that...
Tags: Pakistan, Satellite and Cable Service, Iraq, Al-Qaeda, Mitt Romney
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McManus: A campaign bombshell
The Supreme Court is about to toss a judicial bomb into the middle of the presidential campaign, and nobody knows what impact it will have. The bomb, of course, is the court's ruling on President Obama's healthcare law, which is expected next month....Tags: Lawyers, Polls, Elections, Parties and Movements, Republican Party
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McManus: Lies, damned lies and political advertising
The television commercial is designed to spark outrage. "Billions of taxpayer dollars spent on green energy went to jobs in foreign countries," it intones. "The Obama administration admitted the truth — that $2.3 billion of tax credits went...
Tags: SunPower Corp., Taxation, Economy, Business and Finance, Charity, Elections
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McManus: Fuming about gas
When the price of gasoline rises, the supply of hot air expands. Just look at the recent GOP attacks blaming President Obama for prices that exceed $4 a gallon in some parts of the country. Not only is Obama responsible, according to some Republicans,...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Energy Resources, Mitt Romney, Elections, Conservation
Jul 27, 2012
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Aug 2, 2012
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Jun 29, 2012
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Jul 1, 2012
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Jul 11, 2012
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Jul 12, 2012
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Jun 24, 2012
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Apr 1, 2012
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May 3, 2012
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May 20, 2012
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May 13, 2012
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Mar 25, 2012
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