Friday, October 5, 2012

POLITICO

  • Pollster sees a game change -- not among undecideds, but in the base

    DENVER -- How President Obama's lackluster performance and Mitt Romney'' forceful response at their first face-to-face confrontation will play among undecided voters is an open question, awaiting the next round of polling in the battleground states.

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  • Exclusive: Jim Lehrer says he was 'effective' as presidential debate moderator

    Jim Lehrer has been widely criticized for his passive performance as moderator of Wednesday's night's presidential debate, but in his first post-debate interview, he tells POLITICO that he was simply fulfilling his new mission, which was to allow the ...

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  • Bloomberg among Americans Elect funders in Maine

    New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was among three wealthy funders behind the Americans Elect ad campaign in Maine on behalf of independent Angus King, the group's head told POLITICO. Kahlil Byrd, the outgoing head of the group that was ...

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  • Lockhart to leave Facebook

    Joe Lockhart is changing his status update at Facebook: He's leaving the social network to head back East to consulting. The former White House press secretary under Bill Clinton has served as Facebook's vice president of global communications for ...

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  • Death threats after Mitt Romney visit declined

    The owner of a Denver restaurant who has received death threats after declining a visit by Mitt Romney said Friday that he "could feel the hate in the air" at his business recently.

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  • The commercials torch Rehberg for suing a fire department for damage ...

    POLITICO's daily afternoon scorecard of the five biggest developments in the battle for the Senate. A fiery fight in Big Sky country escalates, Jeff Flake throws a punch in Arizona and funnyman Steve Martin makes a play with a wad of paper.

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  • Unemployment dips below 8 percent

    (Also on POLITICO: Romney: Not like a real recovery). Using history as a guide, however, the high unemployment levels still pose a problem for the president.

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  • Mitt visits coal country

    ABINGDON, Va. - Mitt Romney campaigned on Friday 350 miles, about a six-hour drive, from Fairfax, the Washington suburb where President Barack Obama stumped around the same time.

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  • Obama to sit with Diane Sawyer next week

    President Barack Obama will sit down with ABC's Diane Sawyer next week for his first post-debate interview with a national news outlet, POLITICO has learned. The interview will come on the heels of today's positive jobs report, a boon to Obama's ...

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  • 'Warcraft' candidate: Gaming is misunderstood

    ... at her foes - saying their attacks are baffling. Colleen Lachowicz, a Democrat targeted by a Republican website created to "expose" her game-playing, told POLITICO late Thursday that her enemies are out-of-touch if they think being a gamer is ...

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  • Obama returns to hard tack on Romney in Virginia

    Romney's position on protecting those with pre-existing conditions simply will not work," Romney campaign policy director Lanhee Chen told POLITICO in a statement, calling the policy "consistent and clear." "Insurance companies will be prohibited from ...

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  • Ruppersberger really, really wants the Orioles to win - Nedeau joins Bully ...

    With Tarini Parti. PI SCOOPLET … RUPPERSBERGER REALLY, REALLY WANTS THE ORIOLES TO WIN: Talk about high stakes in sports dovetailing with those in politics: The fate of a big-dollar fundraiser for Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Md.

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  • Welch to MSNBC: I stand by my tweet

    In a face-off with MSNBC's Chris Matthews on Friday afternoon, former General Electric CEO Jack Welch refused to take back his accusation that the Obama administration rigged the Labor Department's jobs report.

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  • The FTC Has Hired An Antitrust Shark For A Potential Knock-Down, Drag-Out ...

    The FTC has hired itself a well known economist to help with its investigation into whether Google is stifling competition, Politico has reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. That economist, Richard Gilbert, a University of California ...

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  • Simpson-Bowles makes a comeback - Obama camp hits Romney on pre-ex ...

    With help from Brett Norman and Kathryn Smith. SIMPSON-BOWLES, THE COMEBACK TEAM - William Faulkner wrote, "The past is never dead.

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  • Boardman improvises on stage - Jet lobby, Fisker have debate beefs - Schumer ...

    We appreciate you waking up to POLITICO's Morning Transportation, your daily tipsheet on trains, planes, automobiles and playoff baseball.

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  • Answer This: Nate Silver

    As Election Day approaches, politicos everywhere will be increasingly turning to Nate Silver, whose FiveThirtyEight blog at The New York Times has become essential reading for those tracking political forecasts.

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  • Senate 5: Flake courts Hispanics in Ariz.

    POLITICO's daily afternoon scorecard of the five biggest developments in the battle for the Senate. Jeff Flake is courting Hispanics in Arizona, Democrat Heidi Heitkamp is sounding like a Republican, and Todd Akin issues a mea culpa after failing to ...

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  • Mexican Security Forces Probe Murder of Politico's Son

    Mexican Security Forces Probe Murder of Politico's Son. MEXICO CITY - Mexican soldiers and police have been deployed to track down those behind this week's murder of the son of a prominent leader of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, a ...

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  • Author: 2/3 of journos aren't leaving

    Readership is down. Journalists are out of jobs. News bureaus around the world have been closing their doors. If you've been reading the headlines about the news industry's woes over the past decade, you'd assume that it was at death's door.

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