Obama urges supporters to stay loyal amid tough race
President Obama told donors at a White House area hotel that re election won t be a slam dunk due to public doubts about the economy. He cited efforts to revive the economy end the Iraq war and overhaul health care while warning that many remain unemployed or underwater on their homes. He predicted a lengthy GOP primary likely producing a weaker general election opponent.
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Gingrich urges supporters to stay positive in race for White House
Newt Gingrich pledges relentless positivity in his presidential bid while sparing opponents from attacks. He hews to a sunnier image as grandfather and historian, but his camp notes he will respond if his record is distorted. Rival Mitt Romney accuses him of insider status. Gingrich retorts and recalls 1994 clashes.
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Gene Robinson the Episcopal Churchs first openly gay bishop in New Hampshire responded to Rick Perrys anti gay ad by denouncing the attack on Obama’s policies and gay rights. He wrote in The Washington Post that a future commander in chief should not denigrate gay soldiers as New Hampshire prepares for its Jan 10 primary.
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