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The kickoff of Mark Zuckerberg's political group in California has been delayed after an embarrassing memo was leaked, a source told the Los Angeles Times.
Secret corporate money continues to swamp the American political process in the wake of the 2010 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Citizens United vs. FCC, evoking the words of an old folk song: "My father makes counterfeit money, My granny makes bathtub gin, My sister sells kisses to sailors, And oh how the money rolls in."
A poll of California voters found they don't support legalizing pot, although they approve the use of medical marijuana as treatment for severe illness.
The 1990s House ethics case against former U.S. Speaker Newt Gingrich has returned and Republican presidential rival Mitt Romney pounced on it.
Eight candidates for the Republican presidential nomination focused on the U.S. economy Wednesday in a debate in Rochester, Mich.
Meg Whitman, eBay's CEO, may be considering a run for governor of California after she steps down from her current job, sources told the Los Angeles Times.
Support for President George W. Bush's Iraq War policy has become the rule, rather than the exception, among GOP presidential hopefuls, a report said.
An effort to place an initiative on the California ballot to split the state’s presidential electors appears to have faltered.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who trails in the polls, is leading the money primary among Republicans.
Democrats haven't won the U.S. House yet, but the phrase "San Francisco values" is already popping up on the Internet and in newspapers.
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