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Boeing will cut hundreds of jobs at a South Carolina plant that makes 787 Dreamliners, but the move has nothing to do with the recent grounding of the troubled jetliner.
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Mitt Romney said "There are 47 percent of the people who pay no income tax." Who are these people, and why are they exempt? Click to see which states have the highest number of people who pay no federal income tax.
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U.S. exports are almost certain to hit a record high in 2012, remaining one of the anchors of the nation’s economic recovery. See the list of busiest land, water, and air trade hubs.
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Michelin CEO, Pete Selleck discusses his company's new plant in South Carolina and the 500 jobs it will provide.
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The Kudlow Report's Larry Kudlow reveals two more of his ten commandments of growth, and Gov. Nikki Haley, (R-SC) discusses the battle between big government and business.
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Robert Costa, National Review reports on whether MItt Romney or Newt Gringrich can claim the frontrunner position heading into Florida's primary, with Dick Armey, FreedomWorks.
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Less than 48 hours after Newt Gingrich won the South Carolina primary, Mitt Romney launched a coordinated campaign attack against his newly strengthened rival.
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Stung by a South Carolina setback that capped a bad week, Mitt Romney said he would release his tax returns Tuesday in hopes of ending a campaign distraction.
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Newt Gingrich stormed to an upset win in the South Carolina primary, dealing a sharp blow to Mitt Romney. Gingrich said his victory was a blow to "elites" and took swipes at President Obama.
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From country restaurants to suburban shopping malls, voters facing 4 options in the Republican primary seemed to shrug and say, “I haven’t decided.” The New York Times reports.
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Robert Costa, National Review reports the latest poll numbers ahead of the South Carolina primary, and debating whether Newt Gingrich or Mitt Romney is the better candidate to face President Obama in the election, with Kellyanne Conway, The Polling Company, and fmr Rep.Rick Lazio, (R-NY).
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Should ABC news release the Marianne Gingrich interview before the South Carolina primary? Brent Bozell, Media Research Center founder and president, weighs in, and discussing tonight's GOP debate and the lay of the land in South Carolina, with Steve Forbes, Forbes Media chairman & editor-in-chief; Robert Shrum, Democratic strategist; and Tony Fratto, fmr. White House deputy press secy.
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Robert Costa, National Review, has the latest details on an interview by Newt's ex-wife, and discussing whether Gingrich can overcome the fallout, with Steve Forbes, Forbes Media chairman & editor-in-chief; Robert Shrum, Democratic strategist; and Tony Fratto, fmr. White House deputy press secy.
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CNBC's John Harwood offers perspective on the race for the U.S. presidency. Chip Saltsman, former Huckabee campaign manager, also weighs in.
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NBC's Chuck Todd reports the latest polls show Gingrich gaining ground on frontrunner, Mitt Romney, with former Gov. Howard Dean, (D-VT); James Pethokoukis, American Enterprise Institute; and Tony Fratto, Hamilton Place Strategies, and discussing the "Palin Factor", with J.C. Watts, J.C. Watts Companies. Also, Romney's response to Gingrich's surge, with fmr. Sen. Jim Talent, (R-MO).
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Barry Wynn, Colonial Trust Company president, discusses why he has withdrawn support of Rick Perry and is now backing, Mitt Romney.
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Robert Costa, National Review has the latest details on the GOP race for the White House, and discussing the most recent polls, and the Republican strategy of attacking Mitt Romney and his record at Bain, with Ari Melber, The National Magazine, Kevin Madden, JDA Frontline, and Tony Fratto, former White House deputy press secy.
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With little to lose, Newt Gingrich, Gov. Rick Perry and their allies are seeking to portray Mitt Romney as insufficiently steadfast in his conservatism in very conservative South Carolina, The New York Times reports.
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Robert Costa, National Review has the latest details on the GOP, as the candidates head for South Carolina, and discussing whether the Tea Party will support Mitt Romney, should he become the nominee, with Dick Armey, FreedomWorks co-chairman, and is this now a two-man race: Romney vs. Obama, with Joy Reid, Miami Herald columnist.
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In South Carolin, Mitt Romney is heading smack into an issue that has followed him through his national political career: his Mormon faith and the suspicion many evangelical Christians have of it, the New York Times reports.
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Discussing what Mitt Romney needs to do to keep his momentum going as the candidates head for South Carolina, with Rep. Joe Wilson, (R-SC); Rep. Trey Gowdy, (R-SC).