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Popeater
| 7 months ago
Follow share this story Hurricane Sandy's blown away more than what could be $20 billion lost in damages and $30 billion in evaporated business. It may have blown Mitt Romney's campaign off-course, just a few days from the election. While President...
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The Economic Times
| 7 months ago
US President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney are in a virtual tie for the popular vote, but the incumbent is holding a narrow lead in the key battle ground States which would finally determine results of the November 6...
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The Daily Telegraph
| 7 months ago
Barack Obama drove home a crucial contrast between himself and rival Mitt Romney on the campaign trail, saying his auto bailout saved jobs while the Republican was willing to let the industry stall. Venturing to the auto manufacturing heartland of...
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
| 7 months ago
US president Barack Obama and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney are wooing votes in swing states as the clock ticks down in the hotly-contested US election. Three days out from the too-close-to-call election, the candidates are chasing each other...
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New Zealand Infotech Weekly
| 7 months ago
After months spent rallying their most reliable supporters, Republican Mitt Romney and Democrat Barack Obama reached out on Saturday to the small sliver of voters who remain undecided in the final days before Tuesday's presidential election. With the...
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United Press International
| 7 months ago
A Chrysler executive has apologized for his language but stands by a tweet calling out Donald Trump for saying U.S...Ralph Gilles, Chrysler Group LLC vice president for product design, was responding to a Trump online posting that said: "(President...
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International Business Times
| 7 months ago
NBC/WSJ/Marist polls for Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio and Florida suggest early voters are more likely voting to keep Obama in office. In Florida, 63 percent of poll respondents said they have already voted or will do so before the election, and 53 percent...
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News 24
| 7 months ago
Republican nominee Mitt Romney chided President Barack Obama on Saturday for calling on Americans to vote for "revenge" as the battle for the White House raced to an ill-tempered climax. Three days before voters chose between giving Obama a second...
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Jerusalem Post
| 7 months ago
The candidates head back to crucial swing states in attempt to tip the balance; Obama polls at 47%, Romney at 46%. US President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney remain essentially tied in the race for the White House three days...
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The Hill
| 7 months ago
Vote for love of country," Romney said to cheers. Obama made the remark at a Friday rally after supporters booed Romney. No, no, no...The GOP nominee jumped on the comment later that day, and his campaign released an ad attacking the president for...
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Los Angeles Times
| 7 months ago
Mitt Romney seized on a remark President Obama made about voting against the GOP nominee as the best revenge, airing a new ad and highlighting the comment as he launched a three-state, four-rally day on Saturday. The dust-up is over a comment Obama...
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Daily News & Analysis
| 7 months ago
Four years after it catapulted Barack Obama to victory, 'change' once again became the buzzword in US politics, as the president and his challenger Mitt Romney both revisited the theme in their last appeals to undecided American voters. Having...
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Tahoe Daily Tribune
| 7 months ago
I disagree with Linda Norton's letter claiming that Mitt Romney is the responsible choice for president. I don't know how she can say she trusts Romney when there is no way to know what he really stands for. He has contradicted himself on nearly...
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Indian Express
| 7 months ago
The economy has struggled to break above a 2 percent annual growth pace since the 2007-09 recession and unemployment remains uncomfortably high at 7.9 percent. About 23 million Americans are either unemployed, working only part-time although wanting...
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Zee News
| 7 months ago
53 Washington: President Barack Obama has blasted Republican presidential rival Mitt Romney on his statements about Chrysler outsourcing Jeep production to China, saying that the former governor was trying to scare' voters.
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United Press International
| 7 months ago
President Barack Obama told supporters in Ohio Republican nominee Mitt Romney is trying to scare auto workers with an ad two U.S. automakers have called false. Obama attacked a Romney radio ad that accused the administration of selling out Chrysler...
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Inquirer.net
| 7 months ago
Ohio President Barack Obama evaded a last-minute time bomb Friday as the economy pumped out more jobs than expected in October, delivering a boost to his re-election hopes as the final weekend of campaigning begins. Republican Mitt Romney, however,...
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Indian Express
| 7 months ago
So he's been trying in this campaign as hard as he can to repackage these ideas that didn't work, the very same policies that did not work, and he's trying to pretend that they're change," Obama said in an election speech in Springfield, Ohio. "Have...
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NY Daily News
| 7 months ago
Stories The presidential race is ending as it began, with a fierce debate about the economy after the government said Friday that employers added a better-than-expected 171,000 jobs in October while the unemployment ticked up a notch to 7.9% Mitt...
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Al Jazeera English
| 7 months ago
18 President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney have made late pitches in two political battlegrounds likely to decide the winner in next week's closely fought election for the White House. In dueling campaign appearances on Friday in the swing...
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The Hindu
| 7 months ago
Moving away from the devastation of hurricane Sandy, both contenders in the race for the White House resumed their tours of swing States on Thursday in a bid to shift the momentum in their favour in the three days that remain. Speaking in Boulder,...
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Los Angeles Times
| 7 months ago
Mitt Romney highlighted his energy policy as he campaigned in this coal-producing state, pledging Friday to increase domestic production and get the continent on track to energy independence...We're going to review our regulations as they relate to...
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Miami Herald
| 7 months ago
President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney roar into the 2012 presidential campaign's final weekend deadlocked, offering closing arguments laced with very different visions of how they'd govern. Friday's unemployment data gave both candidates...
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The Globe & Mail
| 7 months ago
President Barack Obama pauses for applause while speaking during a campaign rally at the University of Colorado, in Boulder, Colo., Thursday, Nov. 1, 2012...President Barack Obama waves at a campaign event at Austin Straubel Airport International...
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Los Angeles Times
| 7 months ago
Ohio President Obama accused Mitt Romney of frightening auto workers for political gain here Friday as he tries to turn concern about the future of the auto industry into votes for his reelection. In a gymnasium filled with 4,000 supporters, Obama...
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The Salt Lake City Tribune
| 7 months ago
It's been a brutally long slog, both nationally and here in Utah, and it would be just fine to forget about it for another few years. At this point, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama appear to be in a dead heat, and we won't know who prevails until late...
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Washington Post
| 7 months ago
Romney, delivering what his campaign described as his closing argument to voters, warned at a rally in Wisconsin that another debt-ceiling standoff would soon follow if Obama received a second term, leading to a possible government shutdown and...
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Reuters
| 7 months ago
President Barack Obama talks at a campaign event at Springfield High School in Ohio, November 2, 2012. President Barack Obama blasted Republican rival Mitt Romney on Friday for running an ad that falsely suggested Jeep was moving production to China,...
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The Boston Globe
| 7 months ago
Ohio President Obama, as he makes last-second appeals to voters in this key swing state, ridiculed Mitt Romney and said his Republican rival was misleading voters over recent ads about the auto industry bailout. Obama, commenting directly for the...
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Yedioth Ahronoth
| 7 months ago
Romney on his part pledged to "restore fiscal sanity to Washington.
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Ansa
| 7 months ago
Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne has lent his image to a video produced by the campaign staff of incumbent US President Barack Obama to question the moral integrity of his Republican rival Mitt Romney in the run-up to presidential elections on...
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Vail Daily News
| 7 months ago
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.: The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president...Thus began a carefully planned and executed Senate strategy of historically unprecedented filibuster...
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The New York Times
| 7 months ago
Archive Recent Posts November 01 Bill Clinton took the Romney campaign to task for its ad suggesting Chrysler might move jobs to China as he continued on the trail for President Obama. November 01 The candidates in their own words, from the campaign...
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Miami Herald
| 7 months ago
GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney has been roundly criticized for insinuating that Chrysler planned to reopen a Jeep plant in China at the expense of U.S. workers in Ohio, but his comments and the reaction they provoked underscore the complex...
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Reuters
| 7 months ago
A Chrysler executive told Donald Trump in a Tweet on Thursday that the real estate executive and television personality was "full of shit" for repeating a notion that Chrysler is shipping U.S...Ralph Gilles, the head of product design for Chrysler,...
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The Columbus Dispatch
| 7 months ago
Ohio Considering the surrogate, the location, and the circumstances in the region, it was a given that former President Bill Clinton would talk Jeep in suburban Toledo today. And Clinton did, although he spent all but the last few minutes of his...
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Boston.com
| 7 months ago
The Barack Obama campaign will deliver a counterpunch to Mitt Romney's misleading auto ads with spots of its own in Michigan and Ohio that attempt to set the record straight and raise questions about Romney's character. Obama's campaign called Romney'...
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SF Gate
| 7 months ago
Ohio (AP) Former President Bill Clinton joined a chorus of Democrats who are blasting Mitt Romney over campaign ads that claim General Motors and Chrysler are adding jobs in China at the expense of Ohio. Clinton, campaigning for President Barack...
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International Business Times
| 7 months ago
Romney has pressed that claim in a series of radio advertisements, seeking to damage President Obama's standing in auto industry-reliant Michigan and Ohio. Despite facing pushback on an ad claiming that Jeep had sent jobs to China, Romney doubled...
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OpenSecrets.org
| 7 months ago
Romney receives the majority of his funding from the business-friendly (and traditionally Republican-leaning) car dealers portion of the industry, according to Center for Responsive Politics research. Indeed, car dealers have provided about $1.2...
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Los Angeles Times
| 7 months ago
Morning Joe, reiterating a proposal he made earlier this year...The remarks by Romney marked a return to criticizing Obama on the campaign trail, which the GOP nominee halted during Superstorm Sandy and its immediate aftermath. He said the president'...
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Washington Post
| 7 months ago
I don't think adding a new chair in his Cabinet will help add millions of jobs on Main Street, Romney said. He added, We don't need a secretary of business to understand business...Obama actually wants to eliminate two chairs from his Cabinet the...
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The Hill
| 7 months ago
The GOP nominee, who had cautiously returned to the campaign trail Wednesday after taking a break because of Hurricane Sandy, told supporters in Virginia that "if the president were to be reelected, we're going to see high levels of unemployment...
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News 24
| 7 months ago
President Barack Obama returned to full-force campaigning on Thursday, ending a three-day pause to manage the federal response to the historic storm that battered the East Coast. He holds slim leads in many of the key US battleground states five days...
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The New York Times
| 7 months ago
Opinion Mr. Romney apparently plans to end his race as he began it: playing lowest-common-denominator politics, saying anything necessary to achieve power and blithely deceiving voters desperate for clarity and truth. This started months ago when he...
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Star Tribune
| 7 months ago
Five things to watch for in the final week of the presidential race between President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney: 1. After a three-day absence from the campaign trail, the president dives back into the battleground states with...
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The Dallas Morning News
| 7 months ago
As relief workers began clearing up the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney avoided overt partisan politics Wednesday. Obama traveled to New Jersey to survey the damage and appear alongside Gov. Chris Christie, a...
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The Globe & Mail
| 7 months ago
A woman walks past the remains of buildings in the wake from superstorm Sandy, Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2012, in Atlantic City, N.J. Sandy was being blamed for at least six deaths across the state plus power outages that at their peak Monday affected 2.7...
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NY Daily News
| 7 months ago
Obama spent Wednesday touring New Jersey with Republican Gov. Chris Christie. Wednesday, October 31, 2012, 7:37 PM Charles Dharapak/AP After a brief pause for Hurricane Sandy, the presidential campaign roared back to life Wednesday with new attacks...
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Turks and Caicos Free Press
| 7 months ago
U.S. auto sales are set to rise 11 percent in October, led by Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co which benefited from increased demand for compact cars as gasoline prices remained high across the country. The annual sales rate is expected to be...
