Obama’s ground game key to re election bid
Obama relies on a workmanlike get out the vote strategy to protect Midwest territory, boost minority turnout, and build early leads. He personalizes outreach from Air Force One, and his campaign emphasizes turnout over ads as the decisive factor in a tight race.
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Romney's path to the White House relies on independents
Mitt Romney outlines a three pronged plan to win 270 electoral votes by appealing to independents, energizing the GOP base, and avoiding errors. He targets Rust Belt states and key paths through Ohio, Colorado, Iowa, Florida, Virginia, and North Carolina while portraying himself as a bipartisan reformer.
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Two Party Choice Shapes Nation in Election Stakes
A voter’s decision in the presidential race pits Barack Obama against Mitt Romney with far reaching effects on health care taxes and growth. The piece weighs Obamacare repeal versus expansion, debt reduction aims, and broader questions about government size and global stance. It notes Supreme Court influence, Social Security and Medicare futures, and the role of personal character in a turbulent political landscape.
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