Voters sense missing specifics in Obama Romney race
The 2012 election is clouded by vague plans as Obama and Romney offer lengthy blueprints with few concrete proposals. Gallup finds 40 percent trust Obama and 38 percent trust Romney to present clear plans, while aides warn both campaigns overcomplex messaging.
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Obama spends nearly 100 million on ads in battleground states
President Obama has spent about 100 million on television ads in key battleground states with Ohio receiving the largest share. The campaign emphasizes negative messaging about Romney while pledging to shift focus to a choice between Obama and Romney.
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NRA clashes with Tennessee GOP over gun laws
NRA opens campaign to unseat Rep. Debra Maggart amid Tennessee fights over a safe commute act and business gun bans. The group backs a primary challenge with substantial funding while noting broader GOP hurdles in Georgia Alabama Idaho and North Carolina this year.
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