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Obama and Romney: Where they stand on the issues

By The Associated Press

Where Obama and Romney stand on the issues, from economy and education to taxes and terrorism

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Dark-horse presidential candidates berate role of money in politics

By Michael Beckel

AdWatch: Obama ad hits Romney's tax plan

By The Associated Press

Obama and Romney: Where they stand on the issues

By The Associated Press

FACT CHECK: Perry campaign uses selective editing to claim Romney flip-flopped on the stimulus

By FactCheck.Org

Obama and Romney: Where they stand on the issues

By The Associated Press

Where Obama and Romney stand on the issues, from economy and education to taxes and terrorism

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Obama, Dems dominate GOP in April fundraising

By John Dunbar

Aggressive Romney spars with Obama in first debate

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FACT CHECK: Romney’s shaky job claims

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FACT CHECK: Perry campaign uses selective editing to claim Romney flip-flopped on the stimulus

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Voters in both parties favor defense spending cuts

By R. Jeffrey Smith

It doesn't matter if the district is blue or red, or has a defense manufacturing plant.

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Major fight looms over defense spending

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Puncturing the hot air balloons on defense spending

By R. Jeffrey Smith

FACT CHECK: Obama’s Jobs Act ‘bipartisan’? Not entirely

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FACT CHECK: Breaking down Obama and Biden's convention speeches

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Green Party nominee rails against 'corporate rule'

By Michael Beckel

Constitutional amendment urged to invalidate Supreme Court decision.

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State parties adjust to McCain-Feingold

By Derek Willis

Democrats maintain control of Senate

By The Associated Press

Old parties learn new tricks

By Kevin Bogardus

Slap to Obama: GOP House votes to kill health law

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Daily Disclosure: GOP nonprofits continue attacks on Senate Dems

By Alexandra Duszak

Non-disclosing nonprofit conservative organizations continue to blanket airwaves with attack ads in Senate races.

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Nonprofit profile: Americans for Prosperity

By Paul Abowd

Sarah Palin PAC still flush with cash

By Dave Levinthal

Daily Disclosure: Democratic super PACs gain ground

By Rachael Marcus

Fox News host Sean Hannity bankrolls Republicans despite assertion he's not one

By Michael Beckel

Corporate cash helps fuel Democratic convention despite pledges

By Michael Beckel

Democrats kick off their convention in Charlotte Tuesday with plenty of corporate support despite grass roots pledge.

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Gore spent recount money in primary states before bowing out

By Alex Knott

Daily Disclosure: Americans for Prosperity launches first ad of $25 million campaign

By Alexandra Duszak

"Obamabortion" group challenges FEC regs

By Marianne Lavelle

Commentary: Political mugging in America

By Charles Lewis

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Is the Democratic platform in synch with the public on national defense?

By Aaron Mehta and R. Jeffrey Smith

Democratic platform offers hints at how Obama would handle defense in second term.

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Hillary Clinton card, gun violence petition help Democrats build data dossier

By Dave Levinthal

Re-elected, Obama heads back to divided government

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Senate Dems want tax cuts for businesses that hire

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The odd debts presidential candidates still owe

By Dave Levinthal

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"… ed Obama’s New START nuclear treaty with Russia. In comparison, the Democratic Party platform offers strong support for New START and calls for further treatie …"

Daily Disclosure: Ads by anonymous political groups bash Obama on big night

By Rachael Marcus

President Barack Obama will take center stage amid a barrage of negative ads in North Carolina.

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Crossroads GPS ad attacks Harry Reid, and attack ads

By Josh Israel and Aaron Mehta

Obama and Romney: Where they stand on the issues

By The Associated Press

Nonprofit profile: League of Conservation Voters Inc.

By Reity O'Brien

The final countdown

By Josh Israel and Aaron Mehta

Daily Disclosure: North Dakota's Berg absorbs one-two ad punch

By Rachael Marcus

Republican favorite in U.S. Senate race hit with nonprofit, Democratic Party ads.

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Democrats maintain control of Senate

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IRS scandal sparks fundraising blitz

By Dave Levinthal

Republicans renew their control of House

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Rove-affiliated groups spend $175 million, lose 21 of 30 races

By Michael Beckel and Reity O'Brien

Daily Disclosure: Arizona congressman targeted by veterans’ group

By Rachael Marcus

Arizona Senate candidate Rep. Jeff Flake accused of voting against veterans

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Daily Disclosure: Union-funded ads slam Allen in Virginia Senate race

By Rachael Marcus

Arizona primary latest example of Club for Growth's clout

By Michael Beckel

GOP gov's group raises $100 million in mostly losing effort

By Paul Abowd and Andrea Fuller

News Corp. leans left by donating to Democrats

By Dave Levinthal

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"… ing group and a major Democratic super PAC accuses Arizona Republican Rep. Jeff Flake of failing to support members of the armed services.“Congressman Flake v …"

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