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President Obama's Closing Statement from the 2012 Presidential Debate in Boca Raton, FL

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President Obama's closing statement from the 2012 Presidential Debate in Boca Raton, FL.

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If Governor Romney Becomes President Then SB 5 Becomes a Nationwide Problem

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Last year Governor Kasich of Ohio signed SB5, an attack on police officers, firefighters, teachers and the middle class.

SB5 was soundly defeated. But Romney continues to attack police officers, teachers and firefighters. Ohioans disagree with Mitt Romney.

President Obama cares about what real people think about, are worried about and are concerned about.

Wonderful

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Mitt Romney: "We all like school teachers. It's a wonderful thing... But hiring school teachers is not going to raise the growth of the U.S. economy"

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Sarah

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If Mitt Romney wins, we lose.

President Obama on Women's Rights - 2012 Presidential Debate in Hempstead, New York

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Excerpt from the 2012 Presidential Debate in Hempstead, New York: President Obama on Women's Rights

The Cruz Agenda: Bad for Students

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Students and young people deserve a United States Senator who will fight for their interests and not against them. Ted Cruz's policies are simply to extreme for young Texans.

John Kuhn Reads His "Alamo Letter"

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School Superintendent John Kuhn of the Perrin-Whitt Consolidated ISD made an impassioned speech to an audience of 12,000 teachers and supporters yesterday on the south steps of the capitol building in Austin Texas. He ended his speech with a reading of his "Alamo Letter" that he wrote to his state legislators. Here is the entire speech.

Meet the real Rick Perry

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Rick Perry continues to invent his own narrative about his record as Governor. It's a story that puts him on a collision course with the truth. The Texas Democratic Party is here to set the record straight on Perry's catastrophic tenure as governor.

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