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Obama knocks China trade policy, Romney on campaign tour
MAUMEE, Ohio - President Barack Obama took a shot against China and Republican rival Mitt Romney on Thursday, complaining to the World Trade Organization that Beijing is abusing trade laws by imposing more than $3 billion in duties on U.S. automobile exports.
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- Romney, in switch, says Obama healthcare a tax
- Dark economic clouds gather anew over Obama campaign
- Obama to sign student loan, transportation legislation Friday
- Romney to visit Israel in late July, meet with Netanyahu
- Support for Obama healthcare law rises after ruling
- Top Republicans press healthcare law repeal effort
- Romney needs better team to beat Obama: Murdoch
- Dems win Wisconsin Senate majority after failing to oust Walker
Part IV: Recent college graduates
A Reuters/Ipsos poll of recent graduates reveals a drop in support for President Barack Obama compared with 2008, but it shows no movement toward the GOP. Full Article
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Obama campaign goes on the attack ahead of bus tour
President Barack Obama's reelection campaign used Tuesday to pave the rhetorical road for the president's two-day trip through the swing states of Ohio and Pennsylvania beginning on Thursday.
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