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Thursday, February 16, 2012

Election 2012: Romney picks up Michigan governor's endorsement

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02/16/2012
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Romney picks up Michigan governor's endorsement
MONROE, Michigan (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney won the endorsement of Michigan's popular governor on Thursday, as polls showed him locked in a tight battle ahead of the February 28 primary in his boyhood state.
Romney, Obama campaign spar over US-China policy
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mitt Romney lashed out at Beijing and President Barack Obama's China policy on Thursday, criticizing the president for going in "precisely the wrong direction" and calling meetings this week with visiting Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping "empty pomp."
In Michigan, Santorum fights back against Romney
DETROIT (Reuters) - Republican White House hopeful Rick Santorum defended himself against attacks from wounded front-runner Mitt Romney on Thursday as Santorum's hopes rose of dealing a heavy blow in Michigan to his main rival.
Republican March 1 debate in Atlanta in doubt
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A planned March 1 debate of Republican presidential candidates in Atlanta was at risk of being canceled on Thursday after Mitt Romney dropped out of it and the campaigns for Ron Paul and Rick Santorum expressed doubt they would attend.
Joseph Kennedy III launches bid for Congress
BOSTON (Reuters) - Joseph Kennedy III, the grandson of the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy, announced on Thursday his candidacy for the Congressional seat from Massachusetts long held by retiring Representative Barney Frank.
Money flows into Wisconsin governor recall fight
MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - Political money has poured into Wisconsin in recent months - not for the presidential or Senate races but for a state vote getting national billing as a battle for the interests of the middle class.
Santorum's provocative language could be obstacle
BOSTON (Reuters) - Republican candidate Rick Santorum has won support from American conservatives for his views on social issues but a habit of hyperbole may lead to stumbles in his White House bid.
Romney would get help from rivals' wealthy donors
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If Mitt Romney wins the Republican presidential nomination, he will have the backing of several wealthy donors who together have contributed millions of dollars to his rivals in the race.
Arizona is Romney's to lose, Santorum threatens
PHOENIX (Reuters) - Republican Mitt Romney faces a new challenge in Arizona's February 28 presidential primary, where the growing momentum of rival Rick Santorum could threaten to derail what had been an expected romp for the on-again, off-again front-runner.
Santorum takes lead with Republican voters in Ohio
CLEVELAND (Reuters) - A new poll by Quinnipiac University shows Rick Santorum has pulled to the front of the presidential pack with Ohio Republicans who say they are likely to vote in the state's upcoming primary.
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