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President Obama’s Ohio Pitstop
Posted by: Kaine
Tags:
economy, education, Ohio, President Obama, Presidential Race, speech
Posted date:
July 5, 2012 |
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July 5, 2012
President Obama’s campaign for reelection is well underway. As part of his two-day bus tour, President Obama made a stop in Maumee, Ohio. While there, he delivered a speech focusing on his vision for this country as well as touching on some of the key differences between his goals and Mitt Romney’s goals. President Obama opened up the speech discussing the negative campaign ads on both sides and the amount of money needed to fuel a campaign. Some of the key issues presented during the speech were: Economic prosperity Higher Education Healthcare The speech ended with President...
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Simple Math, 1+1=2
Posted by: Kaine
Tags:
Arizona, Delegate count, electiion, Michigan primary, Mitt Romney, Ohio, Rick Santorum, Super Tuesday
Posted date:
February 29, 2012 |
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February 29, 2012
The results are in and Mitt Romney has won both Michigan and Arizona primaries. What does this mean? Well for starters, Romney has proved to many voters of the GOP that he was and still is the frontrunner for this election. Romney noted last night, “We didn’t win by a lot but we won by enough and that’s what counts.” Santorum on the other hand suffered a loss, but fortunately for him Michigan is not a winner-take-all state like Arizona; allowing him to walk away with at least 11 delegates from the lost. Romney took home 29 delegates in Arizona last night. The next big move is Ohio....
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