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Election 2012: Obama shift on gay marriage tilts U.S. attitudes

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05/28/2012
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Obama shift on gay marriage tilts U.S. attitudes
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama's declaration of support for gay marriage may have prompted some Americans, especially blacks and Hispanics, to reconsider their opposition to letting homosexuals wed, an analysis of Reuters/Ipsos online poll data showed on Friday.
Teacher unions fight to keep clout with Democrats
(Reuters) - The email did not mince words. It came from an officer at a California teachers union, and he was irate.
Tea Party takes on establishment Republican in Texas Senate race
AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A U.S. Senate candidate in Texas with Tea Party backing may win enough votes in Tuesday's Republican primary to force a runoff with the state's lieutenant governor, setting up another battle for the soul of the national Republican Party.
Wisconsin governor recall election debate shows sharp divide
MILWAUKEE (Reuters) - Wisconsin's Republican Governor Scott Walker and his challenger Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett drew sharp ideological differences on Friday during the first of two debates before a special election to recall the governor on June 5.
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