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BOSTON — President Barack Obama and 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney are among those planning to attend a Boston interfaith healing service organized after the deadly bombing at the city’s marathon. A spokeswoman for Romney confirmed Wednesday the former Massachusetts governor will be among those attending at the invitation of Democratic Gov. Deval (deh-VAL’) [...]

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Today President Obama is having lunch with Mitt Romney, fulfilling the this-was-just-a-figure-of-speech-do we-really?-oh-man-now-this-is-awkward promise on election night that he was “looking forward to sitting down with Governor Romney to talk about where we can work together to move this country forward.” Surely the president, who has spent his time since the election grappling with an [...]

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Police probe how Romney security data became New York City parade confetti NEW YORK (Reuters) – Police are investigating how shredded documents revealing confidential information, including details about Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's motorcade, wound up as confetti on a Manhattan sidewalk during the … Read more on Chicago Tribune

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At Bronx Community College, some students took on candidates' roles for a debate, and teachers are seeing a mixture of apathy and interest among other voters on campus. City Limits – News

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AP New Jersey Governor Chris Christie speaks during a press conference alongside United States Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano in Hoboken today. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie defended his praise for President Barack Obama’s support after superstorm Sandy, but said he would stick with his Republican ticket and… NY Post: Local News

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Lit Lounge is the last place you’d expect to find Mitt Romney, but thanks to a new mural, he and Obama will be there every night. The Local East Village

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President Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney wasted no time getting back on the swing state campaign trail Tuesday after taking a break in Florida the night before for their third and final debate. | Read New Yorkers’ thoughts. Top Stories – NY1.com

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WASHINGTON — With attention on Florida for Monday night’s presidential debate, campaign surrogates are stumping for their party’s candidate. But an exception to the party line is New York State Assemblyman Dov Hikind (D-Brooklyn), a prominent figure in the Orthodox Jewish community in New York who will travel to Florida later this week to help [...]

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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – It’s Fact Check Tuesday, when we put the Presidential campaigns under the scrutiny of factcheck.org, a nonpartisan non-profit part of the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. LISTEN: WCBS 880′s Wayne Cabot Checks The Facts Download: factcheck_121023.mp3 Of course, we generally do this segment on Fridays, [...]

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Foreign policy was theme of last debate, but economic issues also got attention.BOCA RATON, Fla. — The third and final presidential debate proved to be a substantive, if not sharp, discussion on the major issues facing the nation as both candidates tried in earnest to persuade the small sliver of undecideds to vote for them. [...]

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President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney accused each other of weak leadership Monday night, as foreign policy and the United States’ position in the world were major topics in their third and final presidential debate. Top Stories – NY1.com

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President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney are preparing for their final presidential debate in Boca Raton, Florida which will focus on foreign policy and terrorism. | NY1′s live coverage of the debate starts at 9 p.m. and will be followed by a half-hour wrap-up show. Top Stories – NY1.com

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With 19 days to go before the presidential election—and just two days after their contentious debate at Hofstra University—Republican candidate, Mitt Romney, faced off against the incumbent President, Barack Obama, on a different kind of stage Thursday night.  It was supposed to be for laughs, but Romney came out swinging, as lead speaker of the [...]

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