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After a long, expensive and sometimes nasty presidential campaign, the U.S. voting public opted to go "Forward" with President Obama rather than heed Mitt Romney's call to "Believe in America."
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Former Chrysler head Lee Iacocca, an iconic figure in Detroit's storied automotive past, endorsed Mitt Romney's presidential bid.
U.S. President Barack Obama Monday said his Republican rival should release more tax returns so people can see if he is playing by "the same rules."
Mitt Romney has turned down an offer from the Obama campaign to back off its calls for more tax information if he will release five years of returns.
Democratic and Republican advocacy groups say they will spend millions more dollars for political advertising set to air on U.S. stations in the next few days.
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Thursday presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney "is hiding something" by not releasing his tax returns.
A recent Gallup poll indicates 18 percent of registered voters surveyed would not vote for a Mormon presidential candidate.
A leading U.S. Democratic lawmaker assailed GOP presidential front-runner Mitt Romney for twice taking a shot at the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid electric car.
Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum told rival Mitt Romney, "You don't know what you're talking about," during a debate in Arizona Wednesday.
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