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April 10, 2012

All the president's women Wall Street Journal
Santorum: We will suspend our campaign effective today MSNBC
Santorum's decision to exit hurts Obama's odds in Arizona Arizona Republic
Obama holds double-digit lead over Romney in Colorado The Hill
Beyond gay marriage: North Carolina amendment carries massive implications Talking Points Memo
9th District congressional candidates wade into state marriage debate Charlotte Observer
Republican 'war on women' marches forward Cincinnati CityBeat
Romney gaining support in North Carolina WECT 6
Two former Charlotte mayors come out against Amendment One WSOC 9
Romney leading in NC primary, poll shows WNCN 17

 

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