Romney DREAM Act stance rattles Latino voters in Florida
Romney vows to veto the DREAM Act drawing concern among Hispanic voters whose support may decide the presidential race. In Florida amid a diverse Latino bloc, activists and critics warn the stance could push swing voters away, especially as Diaz-Balart and other GOP figures press Romney in Miami.
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Juan Rodriguez
Florida International University
Washington
Newt Gingrich
White House
Iowa Caucuses
Scalia backs turning off TV over unlimited political ads
U S Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia urged South Carolinians to simply turn off political ads after the Citizens United ruling ended campaign contribution limits. He argued the system is set by politicians and voters, not the court, and that those unhappy should change the channel. Breyer noted the value of accepting judiciary decisions, while both agreed spending money can drown out quieter voices.
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Scalia
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Citizens United
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Center For Responsive Politics
U.S
Lindsey Graham
Graham
S.C. Scalia
Supreme Court
Court
Three charged in fatal Philadelphia beating
Three men Steven Ferguson Kenneth Santiago and Felix Carrillo were arrested and charged with murder for the beating that killed 23 year old Kevin Kless near the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall after he tried to hail a cab. The case, cold for days, broke after a tip and police say they are certain the suspects acted alone. Authorities note the incident occurred near Lucy's Hat Shop in a busy bar district and a $20000 reward program supported the investigation.
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Harrisburg
Warwick
N.Y
Richard Ross
Ross
Arizona Reevaluates Legislative Immunity Reform Push
Arizona lawmakers examine ending arrest protections for legislators after cases in Arizona and other states. Sen Steve Gallardo proposes amending the constitution to remove immunity during and 15 days before sessions. Proponents say the rule favors lawmakers, while opponents stress accountability.
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Georgia
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