Mitt Romney has added another Tea Party governor to his list of endorsements, and this time, it's Ohio Gov. John Kasich. Kasich gained national notoriety last year when he led the charge to strip Ohio workers of their collective bargaining rights—an anti-union effort to which Romney gladly lent his support.
Read MoreLast night's election results were a wholesale repudiation of extreme and divisive Republican policies, from immigration and women's reproductive rights to ballot access and the treatment of public employees.
Read MoreToday's headlines find that President Obama is polling stronger than the Republican candidates in the important swing state of Ohio—and leading Republican lawmakers are worried about their party's candidates.
Read MoreIn one of the most striking examples of Romney's lack of core convictions, Mitt Romney is backtracking on his comments in Ohio yesterday that he didn't have a position on Ohio's union-busting law.
Read MoreToday's headlines include two flip-flops from Mitt Romney: one on health care and one on workers' rights.
Read MoreCelebrating Labor Day in Detroit, Michigan, President Obama addressed General Motors workers during their holiday picnic.
Read MoreIn a wire transfer this morning, the Chrysler Group paid back $7.5 billion in government loans it received from the U.S. and Canadian governments. It’s a success story few expected. In 2008, the auto industry was on the brink of collapse and the jobs of thousands of Americans were at stake. President Obama chose an alternate outcome, directing the federal government to back the loans that gave America’s car companies the lifeline they needed.
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