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Romney's equity past may be a target

Some members of the U.S. private-equity sector are bracing for a political beating if former colleague Mitt Romney becomes John McCain's running mate.

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Strategist: Obama should go easy in Pa.

A Democratic strategist says Sen. Barack Obama should not try to knock Sen. Hillary Clinton out of the presidential primary race in Pennsylvania.

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Obama erasing Clinton's superdelegate lead

Some superdelegates are leaving Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., in favor of Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., whose arguments are "more persuasive," a pollster says.

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Analysts worry about Democrats' rancor

The odds against a "dream team" ticket with U.S. Democratic Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton get longer as the campaign gets fiercer, analysts say.

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U.S. political races 'wide open'

The helter-skelter scramble of the U.S. presidential race has analysts for both parties saying polls are pretty much meaningless, The Washington Post reported.

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Oprah Winfrey campaigns for Barack Obama

Oprah Winfrey hit the campaign trail in Iowa for Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama, telling a rally Saturday he "has a new vision."

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Obama failing to dent Clinton support

U.S. presidential hopeful Barack Obama has raised prodigious amounts of money but has yet to hurt support for rival Hillary Clinton, USA Today reported.

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Three GOP candidates nix evolution

The question of evolution has worked its way into the U.S. presidential campaign because three GOP candidates have said they don't believe in it.

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Poll shows Bush leads in Ohio, Missouri

U.S. President George Bush leads Democratic challenger John Kerry in Missouri and Ohio, a USA Today poll published Thursday indicates.

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Kerry camp disarray continues

Five senior Kerry campaign advisers met for breakfast with 50 print reporters in New York Thursday to tamp down stories about staff shakeups.

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