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Obama Pouring Money into Pennsylvania

The Obama campaign is desperately trying to stay afloat in states that are Democratic strongholds. Michael Falcone of ABC News tweeted today that Obama is pouring money into ads in Pennsylvania.

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Obama Situation Room Photo Op: Yes for Hurricane Sandy, No for Benghazi

On Monday, the White House eagerly distributed a picture taken that day of President Obama in the situation room with his top aides discussing responses to Hurricane Sandy. The Obama administration has yet to distribute the picture of the President in the situation room on September 11, 2012 where he reportedly watched but did nothing to stop the Islamic militant attack on our mission in Benghazi that killed four Americans. by Michael Patrick Leahy 30 Oct 2012, 10:19 AM PDT 21 http://cdn.breitbart.com/mediaserver...tjpg.jpg?w=145

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This Presidential Election, Don't Forget Obama's Imperial Fiats

The reasons to "un"-elect President Barack Obama are myriad. His has a litany of failings that is massive and nearly all-encompassing. One of the most important reasons to dispatch this President is his governing via Executive Order and regulatory fiat - well outside the Constitutional process and proscribed bounds of his office.

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Power Fail: White House Directs Storm Victims To … The Internet

The people in need of the most help today after the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy are those living in a number of states along the East Coast that have lost power. And yet, at least according to Politico, while these people had the electricity necessary to get the information needed, neither the White House nor FEMA gave anyone instructions on where to turn for help or where to go for information in the event of a power outage.

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Firewall Breach: Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan in Play

If you don't think seven days is time enough time to swing an election, ask George W. Bush about that. A week out in 2000, he was looking like our next president, when news of a youthful drunk driving charge was dropped into his lap the Thursday before Election Day. The polls flipped, and Bush ended up losing the national popular vote. It's just a fact that seven days is forever in politics, and today the race is officially on for the once-safe states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania -- with plenty of time to win both.

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Oregon: Romney Closing In on Obama

In the final week of the campaign, a new Oregon poll finds Obama with only a six-point lead over Romney. Obama won Oregon by 17 points four years ago. This finding is consistent in nearly every state from California to Minnesota where Obama is dramatically under performing compared to his 2008 support levels.

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Hurricane Sandy Closes Virginia Early Voting Locations

Hurricane Sandy has caused early voting locations to close on Tuesday in most of Virginia's most populous counties -- impacting voters in Republican and Democrat-leaning regions alike.

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Fact Check: Mitt Romney Never Called FEMA Immoral

In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, the left is taking great pains to push the meme that Mitt Romney has said FEMA is “immoral.” The lie was started last year by left institution Think Progress and recently picked up on by (former Think Progress blogger and now Slate contributor) Matthew Yglesias, as well as last night's predictable New York Times editorial extolling the virtues of big government.

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Gallup: Obama's Early Vote Advantage Collapses 22-Points Over 2008

Almost exactly four years ago (October 28, 2008), according to Gallup, Obama was massacring John McCain among early voters with a fifteen-point lead, 55-40%. That means, at least according to Gallup, that Obama's early vote advantage has dropped 22 points when compared to '08.

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BLS Intends to Release Jobs Report on Time...Maybe

The U.S. Labor Department says it intends to release the awaited October jobs report on schedule Friday despite Hurricane Sandy but can't be sure yet.