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The Man Behind Gingrich’s MoneySheldon Adelson, who presides over a global empire of casinos, hotels and convention centers and is by some estimates worth as much as $22 billion, is a large financial source for Newt Gingrich.
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The Calculations That Led Romney to the WarpathIn the hours after Mitt Romney’s double-digit loss to Newt Gingrich in the South Carolina primary, the Romney team outlined a new aggressive approach to deal with Gingrich.
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Gingrich Vows Long Fight and Gets Cain’s BackingNewt Gingrich picked up the endorsement of Herman Cain, his former rival, as he barreled through a series of speeches and town-hall-style meetings Saturday on Florida’s “Treasure Coast.”
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Twitter Is a Critical Tool in Republican CampaignsThe candidates’ teams can reach voters, gather data and respond to charges immediately, but the brief posts also carry danger.
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Gov. Rick Scott Softens His Approach to PoliticsGov. Rick Scott of Florida, who approaches the job of governor as the corporate chieftain he once was, is trying to soften his approach to politics.
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Delahunt Retreats on Project He Financed in CongressBill Delahunt of Massachusetts abandoned plans to collect $90,000 from working on an energy project that he helped finance through Congress.
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The Caucus: NBC News Asks Romney Campaign to Remove AdThe Mitt Romney campaign ad used almost entirely old footage of Tom Brokaw reporting on Newt Gingrich’s legal troubles.
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The Texas Tribune: Texas Democrats Find Solace in Past G.O.P. StrugglesDemocrats in Texas haven’t won a statewide election since 1994, the kind of drought Republicans faced decades ago.
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Lobbyists Drop Egypt’s Government as ClientTensions have grown since a crackdown by Egyptian authorities on several American nonprofit organizations.
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Taliban Have Begun Talks With U.S., Former Taliban Aides SayFormer officials said Taliban negotiators traveled to Qatar for discussions with American officials that included a possible prisoner transfer.
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Close Ties to Goldman Enrich Romney’s Public and Private LivesGoldman Sachs, which manages Mitt Romney’s family’s fortune, is also his largest source of campaign contributions.
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No More Nice Guys: Fans Love ‘Nuclear Newt’The qualities of the bombastic, take-no-prisoners candidate are the same ones opponents cite in concluding that Newt Gingrich is too hot-headed and undisciplined to win the nomination.
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Scott Brown Releases Unredacted National Guard RecordsThe Massachusetts senator released 170 pages of unredacted records after the Defense Department provided a heavily redacted version to The Boston Globe.
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Panetta Credits Pakistani Doctor in Bin Laden RaidDefense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said in a “60 Minutes” interview that a doctor who is now in prison worked with the C.I.A. to gain access to Osama bin Laden’s compound.
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Economic View: Higher Taxes Help the Richest, Too - Economic ViewLetting tax cuts expire would have little effect on the wealthiest Americans’ ability to spend, but would ultimately give them better roads and cleaner air.
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As Primary Nears, Florida Poll Favors RomneyThe former governor of Massachusetts moved past his rival, Newt Gingrich, heading into the final weekend before the vote.
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Obama’s Theme of U.S. Resilience Finds Support in New BookWritten by an adviser to the Republican candidate Mitt Romney, the book, “The World America Made,” makes the case that the nation’s decline is a myth.
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Issa Voices Concerns That D.E.A. Operation Needs OversightDarrell Issa, the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, is raising questions on whether operations cross the line between fighting and facilitating crime.
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Political Science | The Question of Space: For a Moon Colony, Technology Is the Easy PartCould America build a lunar base during an eight-year Newt Gingrich presidency, as Mr. Gingrich promised this week? The obstacles would lie in money and politics.
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Medicare Looms Over Congressional RacesDemocrats and Republicans both expect the “Ryan budget,” Representative Paul D. Ryan’s plan to remake Medicare, to be key in the coming elections.
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President, Buoyed by Rising Numbers, Seeks to Rally DemocratsPresident Obama gave House Democrats an address that inched toward a “morning in America” tone Friday.
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Obama’s Plan to Control College Costs Gets Mixed ReviewsWhile making college more affordable is a notion nearly everyone supports, consensus is more elusive on how to actually accomplish it.
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Defense Budget Limits Reach of Romney’s Plan for NavyMitt Romney has vowed to increase the Navy’s shipbuilding program, but the cuts faced by the Defense Department suggest that even maintaining the fleet at its current size would be no easy feat.
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The Caucus: Jacob J. Lew Steps In as White House Chief of StaffAt midday Friday, William M. Daley, a former commerce secretary, passed the baton as White House chief of staff to Jacob J. Lew, the former budget director.
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The Caucus: Some State of the Union Viewers Tuned Out FastAccording to a new analysis of viewing patterns during the speech, interest was on the decline from the beginning. More than a quarter of the people who started watching on network television at 9 p.m. Eastern tuned out within the first five minutes.
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Talk: Marco Rubio Won’t Be V.P.Or so the Republican senator from Florida insists.
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The Caucus: Romney Holds Solid Lead in Latest Florida PollWith the Republican primary on Tuesday, Mitt Romney has an 11-point advantage over Newt Gingrich in the latest statewide poll.
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The Caucus: Santorum's Daughter Is HospitalizedIsabella, the three-year-old daughter of Rick Santorum who suffers from a rare and life-threatening genetic disorder, was hospitalized in Philadelphia on Saturday evening, according to a campaign spokesperson.
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The Caucus: Cain Endorses Gingrich for PresidentHerman Cain, who ended his presidential bid in early December, endorsed Newt Gingrich on Saturday night, three days before the crucial Florida primary.
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The Caucus: Gingrich Deflects Questions About a Big Supporter's Casino InterestsMr. Gingrich, whose supporting super PAC has received $10 million from the casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and his wife, said the issue his benefactor cared about was Israel, dodging a question about the possible spread of casino gambling in Florida.
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FiveThirtyEight: Consensus of Polls Shows Romney Up in FloridaAll the polls point to Mitt Romney winning the Florida primary, but polls can get it wrong, even when they agree.
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Obama on the RoadFresh from a State of the Union speech he used to make his case for re-election, President Obama took to the road on Wednesday to build support for his economic message of fairness, calling for Congress to eliminate tax deductions for companies that move jobs overseas.
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Week in Politics PicturesFrom Florida to Maine, the Republican candidates fought to be the presidential nominee.
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The South Carolina PrimaryTwo candidates dropped out in South Carolina as the campaigns have gotten more aggressive in the Palmetto state.
