L.A. congressmen clash in bitter campaign Some voters in Los Angeles will have to choose between two longtime congressmen. John Blackstone reports on their campaign, which is one of the most bitter in the country.
A Pro-Life protester tat Obama’s rally in Cincinnati on Sunday
The Texas Sports Center, the the Beaumont Central High School marching band’s political “dance-off”
Because we’ve pretty much run out of things to say about the Presidential Election… we now invite you to pick a candidate and duke it out in the squared circle!
Associated Press – New Jersey’s Republican Gov. Chris Christie says President Barack Obama deserves praise for helping his state recover from Superstorm Sandy but he is still going to vote for Mitt Romney. Christie, speaking Sunday in New Jersey to a
UMass Lowell/Boston Herald Poll shows Sen. Scott leading Warren by just 1 point
MSNBC’s Chris Matthews sees Romney hitting back against President Obama’s “revenge” soundbite as more “ethnic talk” from the “bad side” of the campaign.
MIAMI (CBSMiami) – In an unusual move, Miami-Dade Elections Department decided to allow voters to cast their vote by absentee ballot on Sunday. By 2:30 p.m. nearly 200 people were in line. Deputy Supervisor Christina White said with only one
President Obama took his campaign to the battleground state of Ohio Sunday night, telling supporters in Cincinnati that he would work “with anybody of any party to move this country forward.” (Nov. 4)
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy MATTHEWS: Last question, how close is it going to be on Tuesday night? BIDEN: Look, I don’t want to jinx myself. But — MATTHEWS: Well, then don’t. What
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American Red Cross President Gail McGovern responded to criticism regarding delayed response efforts to Superstorm Sandy on CNN’s Piers Morgan.
AP: President Barack Obama told thousands of people lining the streets of downtown Concord, New Hampshire that voters can trust what he tells them, as opposed to what he says are the repackaged ideas of rival Mitt Romney. (Nov. 4)
Bill Clinton: “One of the things the decider-in-chief has to do is decide whether he’s going to bring this country together across all its diversity or let it drift apart. Look at how much stronger the American military is because
From the uploader: Taped in Montgomery County, PA on the morning of 11/4/2012 by mtrepublic.com. The same day in which Mitt Romney is to speak in Bucks County, PA.
George Will, hardly an excitable voice within the political pundit class, made a bold prediction on ABC’s This Week with George Stephanopoulos: “I’m projecting Minnesota to go for Romney. It’s the only state that’s voted Democratic in nine consecutive elections,
