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Trump Has "Blind Spot" On Russia, Hack "Extraordinarily Damaging": Republican Mitt Romney
Republican U.S. Senator Mitt Romney said a widespread data breach across the U.S. government was "extraordinarily damaging" and that President Donald Trump has a "blind spot" when it comes to Russia, which U.S. officials believe was behind the hack.
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Mitt Romney First Senator In US History To Vote Against Party Member In Impeachment Trial
Republican Senator Mitt Romney issued a scathing criticism of Donald Trump on Wednesday as he broke with his party and voted to convict the US president for abuse of power in his impeachment trial.
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Republican Senator Says Will Vote To Convict Trump In Impeachment Trial
Republican Senator Mitt Romney of Utah said US President Donald Trump is guilty of an "appalling abuse of public trust" and he will vote to convict him later Wednesday at his Senate impeachment trial.
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Top Republican Mitt Romney Blasts Trump's "Appalling" Call To Probe Biden
Republican Senator Mitt Romney, a frequent critic of Donald Trump, said Friday it was "wrong and appalling" for the president to urge China and Ukraine to launch investigations of a chief political rival, Joe Biden.
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US Presidential Elections: Mitt Romney To Vote For Ted Cruz In Utah Caucuses
Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said on Friday he will vote for Texas Senator Ted Cruz in the upcoming caucuses in his home state of Utah, intensifying his attack against front-runner Donald Trump.
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How The Republican Elite Turned A Blind Eye To The Rise And Rise Of Donald Trump
One evening last June, some of the Republican Party's wealthiest donors gathered for a cocktail party at an exclusive resort in Deer Valley, Utah, during a three-day retreat hosted by former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.
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US Senator Marco Rubio Announces Candidature for 2016 Presidential Elections
US Senator Marco Rubio of Florida told top donors today that he will run for the White House because he is "uniquely qualified" to represent the Republican Party in the 2016 presidential race, the Associated Press reported.
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US immigration bill gets Senate boost
Supporters of US immigration reform are hoping that the smooth and drama-free passage of their legislation through a Senate committee - a departure from almost everything that has happened in Congress over the past four years - will boost the likelihood of the bill winning full Senate approval.
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US election: Congress vote leaves room for more partisan gridlock
Democrats were projected to hold onto the Senate and Republicans were to retain the House of Representatives on Tuesday, raising the likely prospect of more partisan gridlock in a divided US Congress.
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Barack Obama's Democrats hold majority in US Senate: Networks
President Barack Obama's Democrats retained their majority in the US Senate in Tuesday's election, fending off a concerted Republican bid to win back control of the chamber, US media reported.
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US elections: Republicans keep control of US House of Representatives- media reports
Mitt Romney's Republican Party was projected Tuesday to maintain control of the House of Representatives amid tight races for the Senate and the White House, US television networks said.
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Mitt Romney distances himself from Mourdock's comments
A spokeswoman for Mitt Romney has said that the GOP presidential hopeful disagrees with comments made by Indiana Republican Senate candidate Richard Mourdock about rape and pregnancy.
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Todd Akin defies Republican leaders to stay in race
Todd Akin defied the nation's top Republicans on Tuesday and forged ahead with his besieged Senate bid, declaring the party was overreacting to his comments that women's bodies can prevent pregnancies in cases of "legitimate rape" and by insisting he abandon his campaign.
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Trump Has "Blind Spot" On Russia, Hack "Extraordinarily Damaging": Republican Mitt Romney
Republican U.S. Senator Mitt Romney said a widespread data breach across the U.S. government was "extraordinarily damaging" and that President Donald Trump has a "blind spot" when it comes to Russia, which U.S. officials believe was behind the hack.
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Mitt Romney First Senator In US History To Vote Against Party Member In Impeachment Trial
Republican Senator Mitt Romney issued a scathing criticism of Donald Trump on Wednesday as he broke with his party and voted to convict the US president for abuse of power in his impeachment trial.
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Republican Senator Says Will Vote To Convict Trump In Impeachment Trial
Republican Senator Mitt Romney of Utah said US President Donald Trump is guilty of an "appalling abuse of public trust" and he will vote to convict him later Wednesday at his Senate impeachment trial.
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Top Republican Mitt Romney Blasts Trump's "Appalling" Call To Probe Biden
Republican Senator Mitt Romney, a frequent critic of Donald Trump, said Friday it was "wrong and appalling" for the president to urge China and Ukraine to launch investigations of a chief political rival, Joe Biden.
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US Presidential Elections: Mitt Romney To Vote For Ted Cruz In Utah Caucuses
Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney said on Friday he will vote for Texas Senator Ted Cruz in the upcoming caucuses in his home state of Utah, intensifying his attack against front-runner Donald Trump.
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How The Republican Elite Turned A Blind Eye To The Rise And Rise Of Donald Trump
One evening last June, some of the Republican Party's wealthiest donors gathered for a cocktail party at an exclusive resort in Deer Valley, Utah, during a three-day retreat hosted by former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.
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US Senator Marco Rubio Announces Candidature for 2016 Presidential Elections
US Senator Marco Rubio of Florida told top donors today that he will run for the White House because he is "uniquely qualified" to represent the Republican Party in the 2016 presidential race, the Associated Press reported.
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US immigration bill gets Senate boost
Supporters of US immigration reform are hoping that the smooth and drama-free passage of their legislation through a Senate committee - a departure from almost everything that has happened in Congress over the past four years - will boost the likelihood of the bill winning full Senate approval.
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US election: Congress vote leaves room for more partisan gridlock
Democrats were projected to hold onto the Senate and Republicans were to retain the House of Representatives on Tuesday, raising the likely prospect of more partisan gridlock in a divided US Congress.
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Barack Obama's Democrats hold majority in US Senate: Networks
President Barack Obama's Democrats retained their majority in the US Senate in Tuesday's election, fending off a concerted Republican bid to win back control of the chamber, US media reported.
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US elections: Republicans keep control of US House of Representatives- media reports
Mitt Romney's Republican Party was projected Tuesday to maintain control of the House of Representatives amid tight races for the Senate and the White House, US television networks said.
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Mitt Romney distances himself from Mourdock's comments
A spokeswoman for Mitt Romney has said that the GOP presidential hopeful disagrees with comments made by Indiana Republican Senate candidate Richard Mourdock about rape and pregnancy.
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Todd Akin defies Republican leaders to stay in race
Todd Akin defied the nation's top Republicans on Tuesday and forged ahead with his besieged Senate bid, declaring the party was overreacting to his comments that women's bodies can prevent pregnancies in cases of "legitimate rape" and by insisting he abandon his campaign.
