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Obama Not Unbeatable In 2012
Obama Not Unbeatable In 2012
Granted, we are a long way from the next presidential election, but at least one candidate is out there who already has the ability to beat Barack Obama -- Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts. And at least one...
2012 Match-ups: Obama, Romney Tied at 45%; Obama 48%, Palin 42%
rasmussenreports.com — If the 2012 presidential election were held today, President Obama and possible Republican nominee Mitt Romney would... be all tied up at 45% each, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey. The president, seeking a second ... (more) 2012 Match-ups: Obama, Romney Tied at 45%; Obama 48%, ...
Romney Edges Palin, Huckabee in Early 2012 GOP Test
Romney Edges Palin, Huckabee in Early 2012 GOP Test
gallup.com — PRINCETON, NJ -- About one in four Republicans and Republican-leaning independents make Mitt Romney their top choice... for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, giving him a slight edge over Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee. Former House Speaker ... (more) Romney Edges Palin, Huckabee in Early 2012 GOP Test
Romney on Obama's Push For Health Reform: Slow Down
blog.newsweek.com — In the last two weeks, political commentators have expressed doubts over President Obama's time frame for healthcare... reform. Meanwhile, even some Democrat lawmakers appear to be getting cold feet. In response, Obama is relentlessly pitching his plan. ... (more) Romney on Obama's Push For Health Reform: Slow Down
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Pawlenty pegs Massachusetts' health care planFrom Politico, here's Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty:He also took a shot at the Massachusetts model. "The cost of that thing has nearly tripled in just 36 months and they're looking for an additional federal bailout," he said. "It has not been ...
Health Reform in Massachusetts Gets More FierceMatthew Yglesias
Massachusetts passed a major health care reform bill back when Mitt Romney was governor, that effectively created a universal health care system which was paired with some fairly hand-wavy promises of cost controls. The expanded coverage has worked great, but the cost controls ...