Obama tops $68 million in final 2011 quarter
President Barack Obama raised more than 68 million for his campaign and the Democratic Party in the last three months of 2011. The total for 2011 exceeded 220 million for the campaign and the DNC, with 42 million from the campaign and 24 million for the DNC in the quarter.
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Perry says Bain talk better now than in fall
Republican Rick Perry defended his Bain Capital criticisms on Thursday saying airing concerns now is better than letting Democrats use the issue in the fall. He told The Associated Press that criticism of Bain's business practices has penetrated in South Carolina.
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Perry faces GOP split over Bain attack and unemployment figure
Unemployment sits at 9.9 percent in November, higher than the national average. Perry prompts backlash as conservatives dispute his Bain capital critique, with a key donor switching support to Romney and urging early discussion in January.
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Young voters back Ron Paul in early primary shows
A 76-year-old great-grandfather Ron Paul draws young supporters with a libertarian platform of less government and overseas retreat. In New Hampshire and Iowa he earns second and third place respectively as voters under 30 tilt toward his bold change. Eddie Clearwater, 22, praises his call for freedom as a new idea.
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Republicans rally around Romney amid attacks on Bain tenure
A coalition of Republicans and conservatives defended Mitt Romney as critics labeled him a job killer. Newt Gingrich avoided direct Bain attacks while Rick Perry backed the strategy. U S Chamber chief Thomas Donohue vouched for Romney's track record, Huckabee criticized the left wing capitalist critique, and Giuliani called the attacks ignorant and harmful to the economic system.
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South Carolina Dems push jobs as Romney talks
South Carolina leaders say jobs are voters' top concern and Mitt Romney misreads the issue. U S Congressman Jim Clyburn criticizes Romney's investment firms for job cuts and profits, arguing voters want compassion, not Wall Street behavior, as attention shifts to South Carolina.
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