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Hoping to stir his Democratic base, President Obama picks a fight with the Chamber of Commerce over its massive advertising campaign ahead of the midterm elections
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Obama and Biden to stump for Coons in Delaware on Friday. Get more details on the redesigned Page.
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Frank Delollis talks about what it means to be a militiaman in the moderate Ohio Defense Force
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