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ROMNEY HIGH-ROLLER IN VEGAS

2012-02-05T12:59:00.000-08:00

Romney victory in Nevada leaves Gingrich scrambling‎
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The Guardian - 2 hours ago
Romney took 48% in Nevada, a more than twice Gingrich's 23%. Ron Paul was not far behind with 18.5%, and Rick Santorum fourth with 11%.
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The Guardian
Giuliani: Romney's flip-flops "give me pause"‎
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CBS News - 2 hours ago
Governor Mitt Romney. Giuliani told host Bob Schieffer that he's "not yet" prepared to endorse the current front-runner, but that Romney's flip-flopping on ...Blog: Giuliani: Romney's flip flops 'give me pause'‎ Politico (blog)Giuliani: Romney Changes 'Give Me Pause'‎ National JournalRudy Giuliani doesn't regret sitting out 2012 race‎ Washington Post (blog)MyFox Memphis all 31 news articles »

MyFox Houston
In Minn., rightward drift challenges Romney‎
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STLtoday.com - 2 hours ago
Mitt Romney greets supporters at his Nevada caucus night victory celebration in Las Vegas, Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert) Mitt Romney ...

Kansas City Star

ROMNEY WINS FLORIDA--

2012-01-31T10:48:00.000-08:00

Romney confident as Florida Republicans vote in primary‎
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Washington Post - 35 minutes ago
TAMPA — A confident Mitt Romney appeared poised to win Florida's GOP presidential primary Tuesday, as voters went to the polls to determine who receives the ...
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New York Times
CNN Florida Insiders Survey: How to win the swing voters‎
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CNN - 3 hours ago
(CNN) -- As Florida Republican operatives look past Tuesday's primary, they are clear about what it will take to carry their state in November -- winning ...
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THE LAUGHING CANDIDATE

2012-01-30T17:35:00.001-08:00

Romney ridicules Gingrich on eve of Florida vote
Reuters - ‎1 hour ago‎
By Sam Youngman DUNEDIN, Florida (Reuters) - A confident Mitt Romney solidified his lead in Florida polls and ridiculed Republican rival Newt Gingrich on Monday, calling his opponent's attacks "sad" and "painfully revealing" the day before the ...
Florida Vote Sets Stage for Final Push
Wall Street Journal - ‎21 minutes ago‎
By NEIL KING JR. And JANET HOOK Braced for a drubbing in the Florida primary Tuesday, Newt Gingrich and his aides insist they see a path to the Republican presidential nomination despite losing the momentum from winning South Carolina 10 days ago.
After SC's crackle and Florida's snap, GOP race approaches lull that will ...
Washington Post - ‎26 minutes ago‎
WASHINGTON — The caffeinated, rapid-fire GOP presidential primary is about to ease into a slower pace and a more spread-out map, creating new challenges for Newt Gingrich. February will bring several primaries and caucuses likely to lack the intensity ...
Long Primary Fight Not Likely to Deck the GOP
Wall Street Journal - ‎17 minutes ago‎
By GERALD F. SEIB Republicans vote in their primary in Florida on Tuesday, with Mitt Romney leading there while Newt Gingrich fares better nationally and vows to battle through to the convention—all of which has party regulars worrying about the damage ...
Up in Polls, Romney Stays on the Attack
New York Times - ‎44 minutes ago‎
Mitt Romney continued to pummel Newt Gingrich on Monday, a day before the primary in Florida, even as his rivals began shifting their focus to later contests, with polls showing Mr. Romney with a commanding lead in the state.
Newt Gingrich's vow to 'go all the way to the convention' divides House GOP
Politico - ‎31 minutes ago‎
Republicans on Capitol Hill dismissed Newt Gingrich's threat to “go all the way to the convention,” saying that the former speaker will either run dry of cash or see his political standing sharply erode if he loses a string of primary contests.

CAIRO NGO

2012-01-30T12:11:00.000-08:00

The Cable: Egyptian Embassy: We fired our Washington lobbyists for ...‎
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Foreign Policy (blog) - 22 minutes ago
29 raid of several NGOs working to train political parties in Egypt, including three ... the head of the International Republican Institute's Cairo office.

NDTV
NGO staff sheltered by embassy in Cairo‎
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CNN (blog) - 35 minutes ago
... are taking refuge in the US Embassy in Cairo because they voiced concerns ... and expressed concern over restrictions placed on NGOs operating in Egypt.

NDTV
US, Egypt seek to defuse NGO row‎
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AFP - 2 hours ago
The ban has further strained US-Egyptian ties after Cairo prosecutors last month ... They were among 17 offices of local and international NGOs raided.

AFP
US Activists Hide in Egypt Embassy‎
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Newser - 2 hours ago
By Kevin Spak, Newser Staff (Newser) – The US embassy in Cairo has taken the ... And while the NGOs will be a topic, State Department officials also intend ...

NDTV
US Embassy shelters Americans amid Egypt NGO crackdown‎
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Reuters - 2 hours ago
... in the US Embassy in Cairo amid a sharpening dispute between Washington and Egypt's ... expected to focus in large part on the impasse over the NGOs.

NDTV
American NGO Workers Sheltered at US Embassy in Egypt‎
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Slate Magazine - 2 hours ago
Egyptian soldiers stand guard in front of the US National Democratic Institute, an NGO rights group in downtown Cairo, on Dec.

Slate Magazine
US urges Egypt to lift travel ban on Americans‎
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Al-Arabiya - 4 hours ago
Panetta also “expressed concern over restrictions placed on NGOs operating in ... The ban has further strained US-Egyptian ties after Cairo prosecutors last ...

Al-Arabiya
US Workers in Cairo Hiding in Embassy From Egyptian Government‎
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The Atlantic Wire - 6 hours ago
It looks like the US embassy in Cairo saw the writing on the wall last week when American NGO workers were stopped from leaving the country, ...

The Atlantic Wire

GREECE AND THE MARKETS--JAN 30, 2012

2012-01-30T10:22:00.000-08:00

MARKET COMMENT: Europe Stocks Tumble Amid Worries Over Greece
Wall Street Journal - ‎24 minutes ago‎
By Sara Sjolin LONDON (Dow Jones)--European stock markets ended lower Monday, weighed down by financials and resource stocks as a lack of progress over Greece and soaring bond yields in Portugal gave investors reason to back away from stocks, ...
European Pact Won't Be Panacea or Poison
Wall Street Journal - ‎17 minutes ago‎
By MARCUS WALKER BERLIN—As German Chancellor Angela Merkel sees it, Europe's new "fiscal compact" on budget discipline will turn the euro zone into a more-perfect currency union. Critics see it as a distraction from the real roots of Europe's debt ...
Fearing new recession, EU leaders seek ways to boost growth, jobs as Greek ...
Washington Post - ‎30 minutes ago‎
BRUSSELS — With another recession looming, European leaders on Monday met in Brussels to discuss ways to stimulate growth and create badly needed jobs, even as they drew up tighter spending limits to avoid a repeat of the crippling debt crisis.
US stocks down on Europe worries
The Associated Press - ‎25 minutes ago‎
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks dropped and yields for ultra-safe US government debt fell to their lowest level this year Monday while financial markets around the world waited for Greece to nail down a deal to reduce its crushing debt. Greece and the investors ...
European Stocks Fall
Wall Street Journal - ‎49 minutes ago‎
By MICHELE MAATOUK LONDON—European stocks fell Monday as investors grew increasingly nervous about the lack of a Greek debt-restructuring deal. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index closed down 1.1% at 252.52. The UK's FTSE 100 Index ended 1.1% lower at 5671.09, ...
Euro Falls Amid Pre-Summit Nerves
Wall Street Journal - ‎49 minutes ago‎
By ALEXANDRA FLETCHER LONDON—The euro fell as investors grew nervous about the slow progress of Greece's debt restructuring talks and as Portuguese borrowing costs hit record highs. In late-morning New York trade, the euro was at $1.3105 compared with ...
EU Leaders Hold Fiscal Talks
Wall Street Journal - ‎1 hour ago‎
By MATINA STEVIS and LAURENCE NORMAN WSJ's Stephen Fidler reports Eurozone leaders are proposing stiff rules and penalties at their summit in Brussels to prevent countries from becoming economically unstable. AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris ...
Fears of European debt crisis send dollar higher
The Associated Press - ‎21 minutes ago‎
NEW YORK (AP) — The dollar rose Monday because of renewed worries over the Greek debt crisis, despite a tentative deal between Greece and the investors who bought its national bonds. The euro had gained ground over the past two weeks as investors ...
Stocks Lower, Led by Banks; Techs Turn Higher
CNBC.com - ‎1 hour ago‎
Stocks were off their worst levels, but still remained under pressure in choppy trading Monday as investors were cautious amid the EU summit in addition to growing worries over Greece's debt-restructuring deal. The Dow Jones Industrial Average remained ...
Source: Greek Deal Sees 70 Pct Loss for Investors
ABC News - ‎52 minutes ago‎
A person familiar with the negotiations to slash Greece's massive debt says private creditors participating in the deal would face an overall loss on their bondholdings of around 70 percent. Athens and representatives of banks and other investment ...

FLORIDA PRIMARY UPDATE: JAN 30, 2012

2012-01-29T19:52:00.000-08:00

Herald Tribune
Romney beats Gingrich at his own game‎
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CNN - 16 hours ago
Mitt Romney has improved in all four areas, and I can't overstate how important that was in Thursday night's CNN/Republican Party of Florida debate, ...In-Depth: Romney, Gingrich Trade Jabs Courting Florida Primary Voters‎ BusinessWeekRomney seeks to knock out Gingrich in Florida‎ ReutersRomney widens lead over Gingrich in Florida: poll‎ Chicago TribuneNECN all 16886 news articles »

ABC News
Romney on Immigration: Four New Takeaways‎
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Fox News - 10 hours ago
Mitt Romney campaigns at The Hispanic Leadership Network's Lunch at Doral Golf Resort and Spa in Miami, Fla., Friday, Jan. 27, 2012.
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Hispanically Speaking News
Romney touts commitment to military on Pensacola stop‎
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Pensacola News Journal - 5 hours ago
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Los Angeles Times
Romney would rank among richest presidents ever‎
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WTOP - 11 hours ago
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WTOP
Romney backers at Gingrich events run into political pit bull‎
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Los Angeles Times - 16 hours ago
By Seema Mehta, Los Angeles Times Dubbed the "proxies with moxie," Mitt Romney's congressional backers have been crashing Newt Gingrich's events to offer a ...
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FLORIDA: PILEUP ON I-75

2012-01-29T17:22:00.000-08:00

reconpresseusa, Jan 30, 2012
MAJOR ROAD DISASTER IN FLORIDA

(Republished from the Gainesville Sun)
GAINESVILLE--Steven Camps II was stopped on Interstate 75 in the predawn hours of Sunday morning as dense smoke rolled in. He leaned out the window to speak to another driver in the next lane about the conditions.

Then, in mid-conversation, he heard a bang -- and the other driver was gone.

“We literally saw him go under the semi truck, because he was hit so hard,” Camps said. “I'm almost positive he didn't make it.”

Two cars then slammed into Camps' car, wedging him and a friend between two semis. Camps pulled his friend out of the car and sat on the shoulder.

Through the heavy black smoke, reddish tongues of fire lapped the air, punctuated by the screams of the trapped and the dying.

“It looked like the end of the world,” said Camps, who at that moment doubted he would make it home alive, his friend nearby gasping for breath.

Law enforcement and rescue personnel encountered this and other horrific scenes after a string of crashes Sunday morning on I-75. Area officials called it the worst interstate tragedy in North Central Florida in decades.

Camps, a Santa Fe College student, said he and several friends were headed back from going out in Micanopy when a friend driving ahead of him called in a panic.

“He called us frantically panicking, saying he couldn't see anything,” Camps said, “and then his phone just shut off.”

As they continued driving, Camps said the smoke grew denser so he stopped his blue Toyota Camry about 10 minutes away from Gainesville behind a semi.

Then, chaos erupted.

“It looked like someone was literally throwing cars,” he said.

A FedEx truck nearby exploded. Cars looked like “crushed balls of paper,” Camps said.

“I'm trying to keep myself calm, and everybody around there is screaming,” he said. “I honestly sat there and thought I would never get out of that situation alive, even after I got out of the car.”

Camps said he and his friend waited in near-freezing temperatures for more than an hour before rescue workers found them and transported them to the Shands Critical Care Center.

Alachua County Sheriff Sadie Darnell said morning shift deputies were called in hours before their shift and sent to the scene. There, they could barely see inches in front of their faces.

“It was a very traumatic situation and a very frightening situation, to be out there on I-75 in the midst of that traffic, hearing crashes, hearing explosions, hearing people scream and call for help and not be able to get to them,” she said.

Camps escaped with stitches to his knee. Both of his friends also made it off the interstate in fair condition. Camps said he's grateful to be alive.

“You don't get a lot of second chances.”

I-75 survivor: ‘It looked like the end of the world'By Jackie AlexanderSteven Camps II, 22, a student at Santa Fe College who was involved in a multi-car crash on Interstate 75, does an interview with CNN about the...Gainesville.comJanuary 29, 2012 6:14 PM

Steven Camps II was stopped on Interstate 75 in the predawn hours of Sunday morning as dense smoke rolled in. He leaned out the window to speak to another driver in the next lane about the conditions.

Then, in mid-conversation, he heard a bang -- and the other driver was gone.

“We literally saw him go under the semi truck, because he was hit so hard,” Camps said. “I'm almost positive he didn't make it.”

Two cars then slammed into Camps' car, wedging him and a friend between two semis. Camps pulled his friend out of the car and sat on the shoulder.

Through the heavy black smoke, reddish tongues of fire lapped the air, punctuated by the screams of the trapped and the dying.

“It looked like the end of the world,” said Camps, who at that moment doubted he would make it home alive, his friend nearby gasping for breath.

Law enforcement and rescue personnel encountered this and other horrific scenes after a string of crashes Sunday morning on I-75. Area officials called it the worst interstate tragedy in North Central Florida in decades.

Camps, a Santa Fe College student, said he and several friends were headed back from going out in Micanopy when a friend driving ahead of him called in a panic.

“He called us frantically panicking, saying he couldn't see anything,” Camps said, “and then his phone just shut off.”

As they continued driving, Camps said the smoke grew denser so he stopped his blue Toyota Camry about 10 minutes away from Gainesville behind a semi.

Then, chaos erupted.

“It looked like someone was literally throwing cars,” he said.

A FedEx truck nearby exploded. Cars looked like “crushed balls of paper,” Camps said.

“I'm trying to keep myself calm, and everybody around there is screaming,” he said. “I honestly sat there and thought I would never get out of that situation alive, even after I got out of the car.”

Camps said he and his friend waited in near-freezing temperatures for more than an hour before rescue workers found them and transported them to the Shands Critical Care Center.

Alachua County Sheriff Sadie Darnell said morning shift deputies were called in hours before their shift and sent to the scene. There, they could barely see inches in front of their faces.

“It was a very traumatic situation and a very frightening situation, to be out there on I-75 in the midst of that traffic, hearing crashes, hearing explosions, hearing people scream and call for help and not be able to get to them,” she said.

Camps escaped with stitches to his knee. Both of his friends also made it off the interstate in fair condition. Camps said he's grateful to be alive.

“You don't get a lot of second chances.”

FRANCE: SARKOZY RAPS ECONOMICS

2012-01-29T17:03:00.000-08:00

Benghazi Post, Jan 30, 2012
French Prez on the Economy

PARIS (Reprinted from Reuters)--Sarkozy, who is running far behind Socialist challenger Francois Hollande in opinion polls for the election, said he would raise the VAT rate to 21.2 percent from 19.6 percent from October to fund a reduction in social charges on companies.

The move, which Sarkozy first alluded to in a New Year's speech, is aimed at narrowing a competitiveness gap with Germany that is weighing on French growth, but it risks angering voters.

Among other measures, Sarkozy said he would set up an industrial investment bank in February with a billion euros in capital that will lend to small and medium-sized businesses struggling to obtain financing in today's climate.

He also said companies with more than 250 employees would be obliged to take on interns to the level of 5 percent of total staff, as a way of helping reduce chronic youth unemployment.

Sarkozy said he had a duty as president to hold off announcing his re-election bid until as late as possible.

Yet his interview, broadcast live across eight TV channels, seemed timed to respond to a series of TV appearances and speeches last week by Hollande, who is campaigning at full throttle for the two-round election on April 22 and May 6.

"We have to protect employment, we have to defend it, value it," said Sarkozy, who has thrown his focus onto growth and jobs since it became clear late last year that his deficit-cutting efforts could not save France from a credit rating downgrade.

"I am convinced this decision will save jobs and that it's the only credible way to stop outsourcing," he said of his so-called "Social VAT" plan to ease firms' social contributions.

Sarkozy, who turned 57 on Saturday, said a financial transaction tax he is planning for August would set a tax of 0.1 percent on transactions in French securities.

He gave no detail on the tax, which France wants to be adopted across the European Union, but a government source later said it would target shares, not bonds, and could raise a billion euros annually.

Separately, Sarkozy announced a rise in taxes on individuals' financial income such as interest and dividends.

UPS AND DOWNS

Sarkozy has worked hard in recent months to present a more austere and presidential demeanor following criticism of his informal and sometimes brash manner, and he stuck to a highly technical discourse on Sunday. He referred frequently to Germany as an economic model that France should be copying.

Setting the stage for what aides say will be an "honest" campaign that admits past mistakes yet seeks to show he is the safest pair of hands to steer France out of economic gloom, Sarkozy sounded a note of humility about his years in office.

"I accept the criticism," he said, adding that there had been "ups and downs" and things he regretted.

Opinion polls show Sarkozy could lose a runoff against Hollande by 10 percentage points, and some in his UMP party believe he is suffering from his decision to leave launching his campaign until close to a March 16 deadline.

Hollande put in an able performance last week in a TV debate against Alain Juppe, Sarkozy's foreign minister and one of the most talented politicians in his team, and he also unveiled a weighty and fiscally responsible economic plan.

In an attempt at one-upmanship, Sarkozy said France's public deficit for 2011 could come in as low as 5.4 or 5.3 percent of gross domestic product, well below a target of 5.7 percent.

Yet illustrating the economic challenge ahead, the source said that the government will soon revise down its 1.0 percent forecast for 2012 growth.

Both Hollande and Sarkozy are seizing on the euro zone crisis and what many fear is a descent into recession in France as their key focus for the 2012 election.

While Hollande blames France's woes on more than a decade of conservative leadership, Sarkozy is playing on his experience next to a man who has never been a government minister.

An Ifop poll published on Sunday showed, however, that many see Hollande as the best candidate to tackle debt reduction and unemployment, which is running at a more than 12-year high.

The poll found 46 percent of respondents trusted Hollande most to fight unemployment, versus 22 percent for Sarkozy, and 34 percent chose Hollande as the best to handle the public debt, versus 32 percent for Sarkozy.

Underlining a belief that Hollande could defeat Sarkozy, Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party said on Saturday that the German Chancellor plans to actively back Sarkozy in his campaign by making joint appearances with him.

2012 ELECTION: ROMNEY AND ROAST IN FLORIDA

2012-01-29T16:41:00.001-08:00

27th Marines, Jan 29, 2012
Mitt Serves Up Roast Pig

HIALEAH--Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney received a warm, Cuban-American welcome -- complete with the requisite lechón -- Sunday afternoon in Hialeah, Miami-Dade County's most heavily Hispanic, Republican stronghold.
Speaking to a crowd of a couple hundred outside Casa Marin, a traditional Hialeah political spot, Romney spoke about his love for his family, the military, freedom and the United States, repeating important themes for older, Cuban-American voters that form the base of Miami-Dade's Hispanic Republican electorate.
"Gifts to people who are fundamentally evil are always accepted and never returned," Romney said, criticizing President Barack Obama's policy toward Cuba, which allowed for more remittances and travel to the island.
The president is full of "excuses" for the stalled economy, Romney said -- and accused his chief GOP primary rival, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, of relying on "excuses" to justify his apparently slowing momentum in Florida.
"The reason you find it hard to connect to the speaker is you know the past 15 years he's been working in Washington," Romney said. "You want someone who is not part of Washington."
Before his 10-minute speech, Romney was introduced by his wife, Ann, who spoke about the importance of family, and their youngest son, Craig, who has appeared with Romney all week, speaking Spanish to the Hispanic crowds. "My father doesn't speak Spanish," Craig Romney said in Spanish. "But he does speak the language of the economy."
After the speech, Romney stepped into the packed Casa Marin restaurant, where another hundred people or so waited. As he entered the restaurant, several older gentlemen played their guitars and sang Guantanamera.
Romney was invited to carve a slow-roasted, suckling pig -- Cuban lechón -- which he did, with a knife and tongs. He posed for photos next to the pig and gave a bite to U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. Then Romney signed autographs and worked the room, where folks could not be persuaded to remain seated. He blew a kiss to a woman who blew one at him first. Another woman carried an "Arriba con Mitt" (Up with Mitt) sign. A third woman said it was "unfair" when Romney did not come to her table.
Romney had been welcomed by a gaggle of Hialeah Republicans, including Mayor Carlos Hernandez, most city council members and former state Sen. Rudy Garcia. Also on stage with Romney: Ros-Lehtinen, Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart, former Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart and Reps. Connie Mack and Mary Bono Mack.
Lincoln Diaz-Balart told reporters before Romney's speech that Hispanics who favored Romney's rival, John McCain, in 2008 would this time cast their ballots for Romney. "People have gotten to know him. They know that he is our friend," he said. "They trust Ileana, Mario and me. They know that he is listening to us."

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2011-08-11T09:16:00.000-07:00

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