12.Dec.2012 Don’t tread on my iPad mini case

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The Gadsden Flag, more recently associated with the Tea Party, is a historical American flag. Now it’s on an iPad mini case ready to protect your new iPad.

Gadsden Flag Dont Tread On Me Cover For The iPad Mini
Gadsden Flag Dont Tread On Me Cover For The iPad Mini by cowboyannie
Check out covers for the iPad Mini online at zazzle.com
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27.Oct.2012 Obama campaign transfers over $14 million to crucial states

Filed In: Barack Obama, Bloomberg, Colorado, Democratic National Committee, DNC, FEC, Federal Election Commission, Florida, Florida Democratic Party, Iowa, Mitt Romney, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Ohio Democratic Party, Pennsylvania, Republican National Committee, RNC, Virginia, Wisconsin
The Obama campaign transferred $1.3 million to the Democratic National Committee (DNC).

The Obama campaign transferred $1.3 million to the Democratic National Committee (DNC).

Bloomberg reported on Friday night that the Obama campaign had transferred $14.4 million to Democratic parties in states where a defeat would jeopardize the incumbent president’s chances of being re-elected for a second term on Nov. 6. Bloomberg consulted filings that the Obama campaign had made with the Federal Election Commission (FEC).

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22.Oct.2012 Obama administration denies agreement on U.S.-Iran talks

Filed In: Ali Akbar Salehi, Barack Obama, IAEA, International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Mitt Romney, Nuclear program, Obama administration, Tehran, The New York Times, United Nations General Assembly
Tehran claims that its nuclear program is peaceful and is being developed for domestic purposes.

Tehran claims that its nuclear program is peaceful and is being developed for domestic purposes.

The Obama administration denied on Saturday night that it had agreed to hold one-to-one talks with Iran over its nuclear program. However, the White House confirmed that it was willing to meet Iranian representatives in an attempt to find a diplomatic solution to the stand-off which has dragged on for the past 10 years or so.

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12.Oct.2012 Romney insists Benghazi events should be scrutinized

Filed In: 9/11, Barack Obama, Benghazi, CNN, Hillary Clinton, Jay Carney, Mitt Romney, Obama administration, Paul Ryan, Prophet Muhammad, Stephanie Cutter
Mitt Romney insisted during a rally in North Carolina that the Benghazi attack should not be swept under the carpet.

Mitt Romney insisted during a rally in North Carolina on Wednesday that the Benghazi attack should not be swept under the carpet.

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney insisted on Thursday that the attack against the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, a month ago should indeed be a feature of the presidential campaign since the Obama administration had failed to recognize the seriousness of the events on the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist strikes in the United States.

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05.Oct.2012 CNN wrongly accuses Obama campaign of lying about $5 trillion tax cut

Filed In: Barack Obama, Erin Burnett, Loss of revenue, Mitt Romney, Presidential debate, Stephanie Cutter, Tax cuts
President Barack Obama never said that Mr. Romney's policies would lead to a $5 trillion loss of revenue. Photo: CNN.

President Barack Obama never said that Mr. Romney's policies would lead to a $5 trillion loss of revenue. Photo: CNN.

CNN wrongly accused the Obama campaign on Thursday of lying about the fact that Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney would cut taxes by $5 trillion. Mr. Obama repeatedly stated that his opponent would not be able to offset such massive tax breaks by eliminating tax loopholes and tax deductions, and that the middle class would end up paying for such irresponsible policies.

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26.Sep.2012 Obama believes Benghazi attack was terrorism

Filed In: 9/11, ABC, Barack Obama, Benghazi, Chris Stevens, Hillary Clinton, Jay Carney, Joy Behar, Libya, Mitt Romney, Obama administration, Republicans, Terrorism
Barack Obama told ABC's Joy Behar on Tuesday that the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi was not due to mob action.

Barack Obama told ABC's Joy Behar on Tuesday that the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi was not due to mob action.

White House spokesman Jay Carney confirmed on Wednesday that President Barack Obama does believe that the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi on Sept. 11 was indeed a terrorism act. The Republicans have criticized Mr. Obama for failing to use the ‘T’ word when referring to the events of two weeks ago.

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20.Sep.2012 Six million Americans to pay ObamaCare penalty

Filed In: Barack Obama, CBO, Congressional Budget Office, Dave Camp, Department of Health and Human Services, House Committee on Ways and Means, Medicaid, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Supreme Court
The CBO now expects that 50% more Americans will have to pay the Affordable Care Act penalty.

The CBO now expects that 50% more Americans will have to pay the Affordable Care Act penalty.

A report published by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) on Wednesday estimates that around 6 million Americans would end up paying a penalty for not taking out health insurance, as required under President Barack Obama‘s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as ‘ObamaCare’. This figure is approximately 50 percent higher than originally predicted.

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12.Sep.2012 Putin thanks Romney for describing Russia as America’s ‘foe’

Filed In: Al-Qaeda, Ballistic missile defense system, Barack Obama, Cold War, Democratic National Convention, Dmitri Medvedev, European Shield, Iran, Mitt Romney, Obama administration, Paul Ryan, Russia, Vladimir Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin says he was right all along to be concerned about the European missile shield system.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says he was right all along to be concerned about the European missile shield system.

Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney for portraying Russia as the United States “number-one geopolitical foe” earlier on this year. Mr. Romney made his comment at the end of March after President Obama was overheard telling then-Russian President Dmitri Medvedev that he would have more flexibility over the European missile defence system after the November presidential election.

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05.Sep.2012 Republicans attack Obama as national debt reaches $16 trillion

Filed In: Barack Obama, Ben LaBolt, CBO, Congressional Budget Office, Democratic National Convention, George W. Bush, Jeff Sessions, John Boehner, Medicare, Mitt Romney, Obama for America, Paul Ryan, Reince Priebus, Republican National Committee, RNC, Treasury Department
The national debt has topped $16 trillion for the very first time in U.S. history. Source: usdebtclock.org

The national debt has topped $16 trillion for the very first time in U.S. history.
Source: usdebtclock.org

The Republicans seized on the Treasury Department‘s announcement on Tuesday that the national debt had reached the $16 trillion mark to launch a new wave of attacks against President Obama, as the Democratic National Convention gets under way in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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29.Aug.2012 Ann Romney: Mitt is the man America needs

Filed In: Ann Romney, Bain Capital, Barack Obama, GOP convention, Mitt Romney
Ann Romney promised Americans that her husband would work hard for the nation. Photo: Business Insider.

Ann Romney promised Americans that her husband would work hard for the nation.
Photo: Business Insider.

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney‘s wife, Ann, gave the speech of her life when she addressed the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., on Tuesday. She recalled how she met the man of her life and got married 43 years ago. But, above all, she emphasized that life was never always rainbows and roses, as many have suggested.

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