Washington
The Final Stretch: Saturday's Campaign Stops
For each of the last three days of the campaign, we’ll quickly note where Obama and Romney are heading, and why:. Obama Mentor, Lake County, Ohio. Lake County is a white, middle class county including the eastern suburbs and exurbs of Cleveland. Four years ago, Obama won it by just one percentage point, a four point improvement over Bush's four point win. If Romney wins, Lake County will certainly flip and Obama is fighting to prevent such an outcome.
A Pre-Election Washingtoon Round-Up
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The Coming Popular Vote Nightmare
Don't Focus On National Early Voting Numbers
David Brooks Endorses Protection-Racket Government
How Hurricane Sandy Could Spoil Election Day
Stuart Stevens’ Shady Past Clients, Revealed
Why the GM Rescue Should Matter in Ohio—and Everywhere Else
Promoting Infrastructure Investment through Private Activity Bonds
The federal government contributed about 25 percent of total public spending on transportation and water infrastructure over the past decade. So, for good reason, many local governments and transportation agencies are preoccupied these days with the threat of the automatic across-the-board spending cuts from Washington. Even small cuts would be painful to overstretched state and local governments already scrambling for ways to do more with less. Increased private sector involvement in U.S.
