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Voters Send Mixed Messages on Obama Re-Election Prospects
Results from yesterday's elections in two swing states are providing mixed messages about the prospects for President Obama's re-election next year. In Ohio, Republican Governor John Kasich acknowledged today that his anti-union efforts might have been "too much too soon."
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readResults from yesterday's elections in two swing states are providing mixed messages about the prospects for President Obama's re-election next year. In Ohio, Republican Governor John Kasich acknowledged today that his anti-union efforts might have been "too much too soon." Michael Shear reports on politics for the New York Times, and is chief correspondent for its blog, The Caucus.
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