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Poll: Obama benefitting from improving economy
President Barack Obama is reaping political benefits from the country's brighter economic mood. A new poll shows that Republicans and Democrats alike are increasingly saying the nation is heading in the right direction and most independents now approve the way he's addressing the nation's post-recession period.
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2012 Elections
National Election Headlines
- Poll: Obama benefitting from improving economy
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- Romney calls for 20 percent income tax cuts
- Santorum mocks Romney ahead of Arizona GOP debate
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- Common prenatal tests become campaign issue
- Roemer leaving GOP, but not presidential campaign
- Gingrich to air energy infomercial in key states
- Trump records robo-call in Michigan for Romney
- For every presidential hopeful, a $1 million donor
- Obama campaign names 35 national co-chairs
- Poll: Santorum surges, Obama leads Republicans
- Santorum blasts Obama's motives on power, abortion
- Santorum says Obama elected as 'a rock star'
- Romney says Obama has 'fought against religion'
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Santorum Goes After Obama on Energy
GOP Presidential Candidate Rick Santorum said on Wednesday that President Barack Obama has nobody to blame but himself for the energy problems the United States is facing.
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In Ariz., Romney Attacks Obama, Ignores Santorum
After several days of criticizing rival Rick Santorum, GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney made no reference to the former Pennsylvania Senator, instead returning to his criticisms of President Barack Obama.
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