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One of the top issues heading into November’s elections is the economy.  But who has the better plan to get the U.S. back on track?  Representatives for both candidates took to the Sunday political shows to state their side’s case.
FOX News Radio’s Jill Nado reports from Washington in today’s

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Improved feelings on the economy have given President Obama an edge over Mitt Romney in the latest FOX News poll.
FOX News Radio’s Jeff Monosso has more on the polls in this Election Update:
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The latest FOX News poll

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He’s still in the race, but Ron Paul is ignoring the rest of the Presidential primaries.  Instead, he’ll focus on states that choose delegates by caucuses and conventions.  His top campaign man is talking about what happens after those contests.
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Ron Paul, while still officially in the race for the GOP nomination for November’s Presidential election, is scaling back his campaign plans.  If you live in a state yet to cast primary ballots, don’t expect to see the candidate coming around.
FOX News Radio’s Jessica Rosenthal has more:
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President Obama’s coming out in support of same-sex marriage has dominated political headlines, but will it really carry a lot of weight come November?
FOX’s Steve Centanni is in Washington with this Election Update:
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President Obama’s decision to support

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Mitt Romney might be the presumptive Republican nominee, but does he still have a Ron Paul problem?
FOX News Radio’s Jared Halpern has more from Washington:
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A problem Yes, but Larry Sabato, Director of the University of Virginia Politics Center believes it’s nothing

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There’s a new wrinkle in the 2012 Presidential campaign… gay marriage.
FOX News Radio’s Mike Majchrowitz reports from the White House:
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President Obama’s decision to embrace gay marriage may impact his re-election chances. Michael Cole-Schwartz with gay rights group

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President Obama disclosed his support for gay marriage on Wednesday. In an interview with ABC News, President Obama said:
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North Carolina voters approve a stronger ban on gay marriage.
FOX News Radio’s Rich Johnson reports:
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It was a solid win for Amendment One: 61% to 39%.
(Voter) “We will be placing it in the safety of our Constitution, where it will be safe

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He’s served 35 years on Capitol Hill, and it’ll be 36 years when his terms ends in January.  But Senator Richard Lugar won’t be back in Congress for year number 37, losing his spot as the Republican nominee in Indiana’s state primary.
FOX News Radio’s Jennifer Keiper reports from Indianapolis:

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