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  • Is the Mainstream Media Protecting Obama?

    Conservative pundits, and even some moderate independents, are wondering if the mainstream media has begun giving Obama a push to the finish line in the national election – by up-playing Romney campaign problems and downplaying some of Obama's economic and foreign policy missteps.

  • Black Christians See No Clear Options Between Obama, Romney

    Black Christians See No Clear Options Between Obama, Romney

    With just 50 days until Americans go to the polls to select their next president, many black Christians find themselves in somewhat of an unusual predicament. Their choice is between reelecting a president who embraces same-sex marriage or a former governor whose religion practiced racial discrimination longer than most of the once segregated South. It may cause some to exercise a third and formerly unthinkable choice of sitting at home on Nov. 7.

  • Poll Finds Strong Support for New Pennsylvania Voter ID Law

    A recent poll by the Inquirer Pennsylvania regarding the state's controversial voter ID law shows that nearly two-thirds of likely voters support requiring those who show up to vote to produce a government issued photo.

  • Obama Seen as 'Tentative,' 'Apologetic;' Romney 'Naïve,' in Foreign Policy Decisions

    Some are questioning if the Obama administration is too tentative in how they address terrorist activities and if the tone of their statements is more apologetic than forceful. On the other hand, liberals contend that Mitt Romney is a loose cannon and knows little of how to navigate the complicated world of international politics.

  • Who Is Sam Bacile; What Is Terry Jones' Role in the Middle East Attacks?

    News that the U.S. is investigating whether the murder of Libyan ambassador Chris Stevens was the result of a preplanned, coordinated terrorist attack and not a spontaneous uprising ignited by an anti-Muslim film have added a new dimension to the tragedy. Authorities have now discovered the identity of the man who made the movie.

  • Akin Returns to Campaign Trail With Improved, but Controversial Poll Numbers

    The initial uproar over Missouri Senate candidate Rep. Todd Akin over his "legitimate rape" comments may have momentarily subsided long enough for him to hit the campaign trail and focus on his now seemingly uphill bid to win what was once thought to be a "safe" Republican seat. Now a new Citizen's United Poll shows Akin leading Democrat Sen. Claire McCaskill by almost five points.

  • Justice Dept. Asks Supreme Court to Review 2 Petitions in Hopes of Overturning DOMA

    The U.S. Department of Justice filed two petitions Tuesday as part of their challenge to the Defense of Marriage Act, asking the Supreme Court to review cases that could ultimately lead to the court overturning the law that defines marriage as between and man and a woman.

  • Romney Pressures Obama on Middle East Policies in Wake of Attack

    Romney Pressures Obama on Middle East Policies in Wake of Attack

    Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is stepping up criticism of the White House's handling of foreign affairs in the Middle East in the wake of terrorist attacks on the U.S. embassies in Egypt and Libya that killed a U.S. ambassador. Romney condemned a statement from the Libyan embassy that seemed to mollify terrorists even as the White House avowed it, and is criticizing Obama for stepping away from plans for a meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu just before the attacks.

  • SPLC Calls on Ryan, Cantor to Boycott Values Voter Summit

    SPLC Calls on Ryan, Cantor to Boycott Values Voter Summit

    In a telephone press conference on Tuesday, the Southern Poverty Law Center and a number of gay rights organizations have called on elected officials such as GOP vice presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor to boycott this weekend's Values Voter Summit being organized by the conservative Family Research Council.

  • Obama's 9/11 Proclamation Void of 'God'

    Obama's 9/11 Proclamation Void of 'God'

    President Obama's annual proclamation – Patriot Day and National Day of Service and Remembrance, 2012 – that recognizes the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 was void of any mention of "God" or prayer, but did call for Americans to observe a moment of silence and encouraged them to volunteer by assisting men and women in uniform.

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