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Mitt Romney

US elections: It’s all systems go for final debate
Article
/ 21 October 2012

US elections: It’s all systems go for final debate

Barack Obama and Mitt Romney have spent the weekend hammering out their foreign policy battle lines ahead of their final debate on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
Obama accuses Mitt of suffering from ‘Romnesia’
Article
/ 20 October 2012

Obama accuses Mitt of suffering from ‘Romnesia’

Barack Obama told a crowd of about 9 000 in the battleground state of Virginia that Romney was backtracking on his conservative-leaning promises.

By Jeff Mason
Romney down but not out
Article
/ 19 October 2012

Romney down but not out

Barack Obama may have had the upper hand in the latest presidential debate, but the real loser was politics, writes Gary Younge.

By Gary Younge
Romney’s latest gaffe weighs on push for women’s votes
Article
/ 18 October 2012

Romney’s latest gaffe weighs on push for women’s votes

A clumsy comment by Mitt Romney about compiling binders full of women has gone viral in a bizarre twist of a possibly decisive duel for female voters.

By Stephen Collinson
Obama takes offensive against Romney in rematch
Article
/ 17 October 2012

Obama takes offensive against Romney in rematch

Barack Obama launched aggressive attacks against Mitt Romney on jobs, energy and Libya in their second debate as he tried to reclaim momentum.

By Staff Reporter
Obama prepares for second presidential debate with Romney
Article
/ 15 October 2012

Obama prepares for second presidential debate with Romney

US President Barack Obama is expected to follow Joe Biden’s lead and come out fighting in a town-hall-style match-up after a lacklustre first round.

By Guardian Reporter
US election campaign a digital battleground
Article
/ 14 October 2012

US election campaign a digital battleground

The 2012 US presidential election campaign is being fought with tweets, hashtags, Facebook updates and emails in a battle for digital supremacy.

By Rob Lever
Romney hits trail after Ryan and Biden spar in debate
Article
/ 13 October 2012

Romney hits trail after Ryan and Biden spar in debate

Mitt Romney took his campaign into the weekend with a spring in his step, as Obama went behind closed doors to prepare for a crucial debate.

By Sapa Afp
Romney an echo of Obama
Article
/ 12 October 2012

Romney an echo of Obama

A world in which Mitt Romney holds the single most powerful office may sound a very different place from that of President Barack Obama.

By Julian Borger
Obama and Romney: Different sides of the same tune
Article
/ 9 October 2012

Obama and Romney: Different sides of the same tune

A world where Mitt Romney holds the most powerful office may seem different to Barack Obama. In many ways, though, it looks uncannily similar.

By Guardian Reporter
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Article
/ 7 October 2012

US candidates fight for funds

US President Barack Obama’s campaign raised $181-million in September, the largest total that either side has announced yet.

By Reuters
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Article
/ 6 October 2012

Romney downplays positive job gains by Democrats

Mitt Romney charged ahead with his economic arguments in spite of unemployment dropping to its lowest level since President Barack Obama took office.

By Sapa Afp
Romney on a roll after first TV debate
Article
/ 5 October 2012

Romney on a roll after first TV debate

Mitt Romney has raised Republican hopes of an election comeback with a spirited and aggressive performance in the first televised presidential debate.

By Ewen Macaskill
Romney gains upper hand in first presidential debate
Article
/ 4 October 2012

Romney gains upper hand in first presidential debate

An aggressive Mitt Romney has taken the fight to Barack Obama and has breathed new life into his struggling campaign with a solid debate performance.

By Steve Holland
Biden gaffe on eve of US presidential debate
Article
/ 3 October 2012

Biden gaffe on eve of US presidential debate

US Vice-President Joe Biden has tossed raw meat to Republican rivals, saying the middle class has been "buried" during the last four years.

By Ivan Couronne
Obama vs Romney: Tense US presidential debate looms
Article
/ 1 October 2012

Obama vs Romney: Tense US presidential debate looms

Gaffe-prone Mitt Romney will try to lure Barack Obama into a rare display of mean-spiritedness in a looming confrontation in the race for presidency.

By Guardian Reporter
Politicians won’t make a splash in Arizona
Article
/ 28 September 2012

Politicians won’t make a splash in Arizona

Arizona is a red state – red in rock and politics – and political red herrings are obscuring the issues in the desert state, writes Nikiwe Nikitsha.

By Staff Reporter
Obama, Romney duel over middle class
Article
/ 26 September 2012

Obama, Romney duel over middle class

The newest twist to the Robin Hood saga comes from US President Barack Obama, who regularly lambastes his rival Mitt Romney’s plan to cut taxes.

By Pat Reber
Mitt Romney pins last hopes on TV debates
Article
/ 23 September 2012

Mitt Romney pins last hopes on TV debates

Gaffes have left the Republican candidate looking disgraced and dishevelled

By Guardian Reporter
Romney adding fuel to tax deduction claims
Article
/ 22 September 2012

Romney adding fuel to tax deduction claims

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, whose wealth is estimated at around $250-million, seems hemmed in by a comment over his taxes last year.

By Staff Reporter
US Senate passes funding bill to avoid government shutdown
Article
/ 22 September 2012

US Senate passes funding bill to avoid government shutdown

A deeply divided and unproductive Congress wrapped up its final business before November’s elections early on Saturday.

By David Lawder
Gaffe-prone Romney puts his foot in it over Palestinians
Article
/ 21 September 2012

Gaffe-prone Romney puts his foot in it over Palestinians

Mitt Romney’s battered presidential bid has been hit by a secretly recorded video in which he sets out views on the Israel-Palestine issue.

By Ewen Macaskill
I’m here for you, Romney tells Hispanic Americans
Article
/ 20 September 2012

I’m here for you, Romney tells Hispanic Americans

Sounding a note of inclusion that belied tension in the campaign, Mitt Romney has told Hispanic voters he would be president for "100%" of Americans.

By Michael Mathes
Obama eviscerates Romney over ‘47%’ remarks
Article
/ 19 September 2012

Obama eviscerates Romney over ‘47%’ remarks

Barack Obama has warned that rival Mitt Romney is "writing off a big chunk of the country" following a remark that 47% of US voters are "victims".

By Staff Reporter
Mitt Romney stands by tax gaffe
Article
/ 18 September 2012

Mitt Romney stands by tax gaffe

Republican Mitt Romney is standing by his claims, caught on camera, that 47% of Americans are government-dependent "victims" who don’t pay taxes.

By Guardian Reporter
Two conventions, two Americas. Seldom has the divide been greater
Article
/ 9 September 2012

Two conventions, two Americas. Seldom has the divide been greater

Witnessing both conferences is to see anger from the Republicans and abiding hope from the Democrats.

By Staff Reporter
Michelle Obama steps up to bat for Barack
Article
/ 5 September 2012

Michelle Obama steps up to bat for Barack

First lady Michelle Obama has urged American voters to give her husband four more years to fix the struggling US economy.

By Steve Holland
Spotlight shifts to Obama as Democrats make their case
Article
/ 4 September 2012

Spotlight shifts to Obama as Democrats make their case

Democrats are set to launch their case for Barack Obama’s re-election at his nominating convention, looking to draw a sharp contrast with Mitt Romney.

By Staff Reporter
Clint Eastwood talks to a chair on Romney’s big day
Article
/ 31 August 2012

Clint Eastwood talks to a chair on Romney’s big day

Dirty Harry himself nearly hijacked Mitt Romney’s presidential nomination with a rambling diatribe against Barack Obama – addressed to an empty chair.

By Claudia Parsons and Matt Spetalnick
In the theatre of politics, Romney needs new lines
Article
/ 31 August 2012

In the theatre of politics, Romney needs new lines

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s chief weakness is that he sounds like a chief executive.

By Gary Younge
Romney hoping convention will win him make-or-break Florida
Article
/ 25 August 2012

Romney hoping convention will win him make-or-break Florida

It is no coincidence Mitt Romney chose to hold his nominating convention in Florida, as the state could well decide the result of the US elections.

By Paula Bustamante
US elections: Republican laws block black voters
Article
/ 24 August 2012

US elections: Republican laws block black voters

The Republican party has made it almost impossible for millions of black and Hispanic Americans to get the IDs they need to vote in November.

By Rowan Philp
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