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Democrats are winning in off-year elections even in GOP strongholds; and polls show the president’s job approval numbers declining and a desire for Democrats to control Congress.

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Democrats are winning in off-year elections even in GOP strongholds; and polls show the president’s job approval numbers declining and a desire for Democrats to control Congress.

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Donald Trump took a major hit in Iowa, where he wasn't "the winner" as he predicted. He needs a comeback, and insults are flying.

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Donald Trump took a major hit in Iowa, where he wasn't "the winner" as he predicted. He needs a comeback, and insults are flying.

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With five months to go until the presidential election, tens of millions of dollars are already being spent on campaign advertising.

Obama, Romney and Presidential Messaging

With five months to go until the presidential election, tens of millions of dollars are already being spent on campaign advertising.

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