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Early bird gets the vote? Pols hunt early ballots - 09/20/2010

Candidates of all political stripes are latching on to the tantalizing reality that a huge _ and growing _ chunk of voters casts ballots well ahead of Election Day. They know it's big. They know it requires different campaign strategies. They just don't agree on how to do it. Some are spending more money earlier. Others are

Colin Powell decries 'nonsense' attacks on Obama - 09/19/2010

Retired Gen. Colin Powell, a moderate Republican who endorsed Barack Obama in 2008, says the president's critics should be going after him on policy, not "nonsense." "Fringe" elements on the right are taking a low road when they label Obama a foreign-born Muslim and peddle other theories about non-American influenc

Republican senator warns of possible death for GOP - 09/19/2010

One of the GOP's most conservative senators and a tea-party favorite, Jim DeMint of South Carolina, says the Republican Party will be "dead" if it fails to live up to its principles again. DeMint has been critical of Republicans who he contends have not lived up to conservative values of limited government. He has long argue

Sarah Palin: Primaries are over, GOP must unite - 09/18/2010

After helping propel several upstart Republican contenders to recent primary victories, Sarah Palin said Friday that it's time for Republicans to unite now that primary season is over. The former Alaska governor and 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee delivered a fiery speech to about 1,400 people at the Iowa Republican Party's Reagan

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