Joe the Plumber compares gun control to Holocaust in campaign video
Ohio GOP candidate Joe the Plumber Samuel Wurzelbacher released a video claiming Nazi gun controls helped the Holocaust noting Jews were defenseless Demonstrations from Democratic officials and Jewish groups followed The ad also links gun laws to Armenian deaths in 1915 17 Wurzelbacher faces Democrat Marcy Kaptur in Ohio's 9th District race
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Immigration center stage in presidential campaign
Immigration dominates the 2012 race as Obama and Romney court Latino voters ahead of Election Day. Both sides unveil strategies at a Florida convention while the Supreme Court weighs the Arizona law. Obama’s deportation rules for young illegal immigrants boost Latino enthusiasm and could expand his base.
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Liberals urge tougher stance on Wall Street against Obama
Activists at a Washington conference urge President Obama to attack Wall Street more forcefully to boost his reelection prospects. They fault his economic message as muddled and call for aggressive regulation and disclosure of Romney’s big donors.
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Sugar program stays in farm bill
The Senate voted 53 to 46 to keep the sugar program in the farm bill, defeating an amendment to shrink or eliminate parts of the 2008 provision requiring government purchases of surplus sugar. The bill advances toward final passage as the House faces potential deeper cuts, especially to food stamps.
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House Holds Holder In Contempt Over Documents
A Republican House panel votes 23 to 17 to cite Attorney General Eric Holder for contempt of Congress after President Obama asserts executive privilege to withhold documents related to the Justice Department's Arizona gun-running probe. The action faces a full House vote and raises questions about executive privilege and possible criminal charges.
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