Election 2012
Obama walks fine line in bashing Romney, courting Wall Street
WASHINGTON - For President Barack Obama's re-election team, it's sort of like threading a needle.
- No boost for Obama from gay marriage decision
- Paul hopes to influence Republican agenda at convention
- Romney campaign defends JPMorgan loss as market risk
- Nebraska rancher scores upset in Senate primary
- U.S. 3rd party group can't find presidential nominee
- In good news for Obama, housing markets improve in key states
- Obama to attend private equity executive's fundraiser
- House Speaker Boehner reopens debt limit brawl
- Weary warriors favor Obama
War Chest
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SPECIAL REPORTS
Romney, Bain and a $44 million bailout
In his campaign for president, Mitt Romney has championed free markets and vowed to shrink government. But after Bain Capital, the private-equity firm he co-founded, bought and then shuttered an aging steel mill, taxpayers were left holding the bag. Special Report
Who's being mocked the most?
RNC posts 2004 video of Obama calling the deficit under Bush “an enormous problem”
As Republicans this week extend their attacks on President Obama for the increasing federal debt, the RNC's "rapid response" team has dredged up old video of then-Senate candidate Obama elaborating his views during a 2004 debate about the federal deficit.
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