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At CPAC, Santorum casts self as true conservative

Rick Santorum is telling conservatives he's the only Republican presidential candidate who shares their values and implicitly attacking rival Mitt Romney as a moderate.

    Romney aides to speak at super PAC events

    Mitt Romney's campaign will allow its senior aides to speak at fundraising events for an outside political group raising millions of dollars on its behalf.

    Foreign donations at risk in super PAC landscape

    Money pouring into the presidential election from super political action committees and nonprofit campaign groups appears so far to be strictly American in origin, donated by U.S. companies, unions and millionaires. But it's easier than ever to conceal the source of money and the identities of contributors, making conditions ripe for illegal donations from foreigners, overseas companies or governments attempting to help a favored candidate for the White House.

    Foreign donations at risk in super PAC landscape

    Money pouring into the presidential election from super political action committees appears so far to be strictly American, donated by U.S. companies, unions and millionaires. But U.S. officials and tax law experts warn the growth of super PACs has made conditions ripe for illegal foreign donations.

    They're back: Social issues overtake US politics

    All of a sudden, abortion, contraception and gay marriage are at the center of American political discourse, with the struggling - though improving - economy pushed to the background.

      A political tip sheet for the rest of us

      A political tip sheet for the rest of us outside the Washington Beltway, Thursday, Feb. 9:

      Obama birth control policy divides Democrats

      Rushing to end a political uproar, President Barack Obama on Friday will announce that religious employers will not have to cover birth control for their employees after all, The Associated Press has learned. The administration instead will demand that insurance companies will be the ones directly responsible for providing free contraception.

        Conservatives: Romney's OK if Obama is alternative

        Three of the four GOP presidential candidates are addressing a major conservative gathering in Washington, giving them a high-profile stage to reshape their messages at a moment of uncertainty in the contest.

        Judge slams critics of Texas school prayer ruling

        A federal judge who was vilified by Republican presidential hopefuls for banning prayer at a Texas high school graduation delivered a scathing and unusually personal response Thursday, saying those who used the case to further political goals "should be ashamed."

        A fourth defeat for Romney? Lack of ads could hurt

        Mitt Romney is in danger of losing his fourth straight state in Saturday's caucuses in Maine, where he and his allies have been all but absent from TV.

        Under attack, Santorum defends 'good' earmarks

        Rick Santorum is telling conservatives he's the only Republican presidential candidate who shares their values and implicitly attacking rival Mitt Romney as a moderate.

        Georgia primary may not be a Gingrich slam dunk

        The Georgia presidential primary may not be a slam dunk for Republican hopeful Newt Gingrich, a congressman from the state for two decades. Rival Mitt Romney is signaling that the biggest prize on Super Tuesday could be up for grabs.

          Gingrich hopes high road, new funds can save him

          Newt Gingrich, suddenly in danger of losing his perch as Mitt Romney's strongest GOP challenger, is fine-tuning his presidential campaign to place more emphasis on raising money, guarding his home turf and trying to avoid nasty quarrels with the front-runner.

            Student tries to throw glitter at Romney in Denver

            The college student accused of "glitter bombing" Mitt Romney after the Colorado caucuses has been fired from his unpaid internship with state Senate Democrats.

            Santorum files for Indiana ballot despite dispute

            Republican presidential contender Rick Santorum filed Wednesday to get on Indiana's primary ballot even though he has not been certified by local election officials.

            A political tip sheet for the rest of us

            A political tip sheet for the rest of us outside the Washington Beltway, Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012:

              Five Democratic 'super' PACs may seek joint operation

              Five Democratic "super" political action committees are reaching out to party mega-donors seeking $1 million to $10 million contributions, now that President Barack Obama has blessed the outside spending group working to get him re-elected.

              Santorum files for Indiana despite ballot dispute

              Republican presidential contender Rick Santorum is filing to get on Indiana's ballot even though he has not been certified by local election officials.

              Santorum wins make Romney's path to nomination much harder

              Mitt Romney's carefully plotted path to the Republican presidential nomination is now a long, unpredictable journey that could last months.

              Group projects 12.2 million Latino voters in 2012

              A national group of Latino public officeholders is projecting that 12.2 million Hispanics will vote in the general election this November.

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