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Dems optimistic on support for universal gun background checks

Hours before President Barack Obama's official swearing-in to a second term, top Democrats predicted a victory for the broadest component of the White House's push to change the nation's gun laws.

 

Obama raises $45 million in February for campaign, DNC

The amount still lags behind what he collected at this point four years ago as he made his first bid for the White House.

 

Anti-terrorism success may not help Obama in 2012

Anti-terrorism success may not help Obama in 2012

President Barack Obama may have a string of counterterrorism successes and earned high marks from the public on foreign policy, but neither is likely to help him hold the White House....

 

Rick Perry seen easier for Obama to beat

Rick Perry seen easier for Obama to beat

White House hopeful Rick Perry has at least some supporters in the Democratic stronghold of Chicago -- President Barack Obama's re-election team.

 

Obama successes mark end of year

Obama successes mark end of year

President Obama is ending a difficult year with two significant events which the White House hopes will change perceptions of his leadership and bolster his authority.

 

Tax-cut deal has liberal Democrats fuming

Obama's compromise with GOP on extending Bush-era tax rates has potential to worsen divide between White House and the "professional left."

 

Report of tax cut compromise roils Dems

Report of tax cut compromise roils Dems

Democratic activists Thursday sharply criticized White House officials after a published report indicated that President Obama is likely to back a temporary extension of tax cuts for households with income over $250,000 a year.

 

Pelosi Slams Gibbs As 'Politically Inept' For Saying Dems May Lose House In November

Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) slammed White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs during Tuesday night's House Democratic Caucus meeting for saying Sunday that Democrats could lose control of the House in November.

 

White House admits job talks with Senate candidate

White House admits job talks with Senate candidate

A top aide to President Barack Obama discussed a possible administration job with a Colorado Democrat to try to keep him from running for the U.S. Senate against a candidate Obama had endorsed, the White House acknowledged on Thursday.

 

White House defends year-old stimulus

White House defends year-old stimulus

President Barack Obama, defending his economic stimulus plan on its first anniversary, is dispatching his Cabinet across the country to try to calm an anxious public as Democrats head into potentially devastating congressional elections in November.

 

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