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eleases his college transcripts and passport information and Sarah Palin's latest comments when she used the phrase "shuck and jive" about President Barack to signal white Americans that the President is lazy, not one of us and somehow is not an American, with Romney himself -- "the welfare vote as Pres

ons among political candidates who serve their interests. Example: Goldman Sachs, which gave more money than any other major American corporation to Barack Obama in 2008, is switching alliances this year; their employees have given $900,000 both to Mitt Ron ney's campaign and to the pro-Romney super PAC Rest

eal difference in philosophy and polities between President Obama and the Democrats with Governor Romney and the R

e oil and coal companies, communications giants, and prestigious financial institutions. After a stock market meltdown in 1987, Wall Street advised the US Treasury not to meddle in financial markets. This paved the way for consolidation around large merchant banks, institutional investors, stock brokerage firms

ng in eighth paragraph. For more on the conflict in Ukraine, go to EXT2.) By Roger Runningen and James G. Neuger March 20 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama expanded U.S. financial sanctions to 20 more Russian officials, businessmen and a bank and authorized potential future penalties that would direct

enalties that would directly target sectors of the Russian economy. "We're imposing sanctions on more senior officials of the Russian government," Obama said on the South Lawn of the White House. "In addition, we are today sanctioning a number of other individuals with substantial resources and infl

ames G. Neuger March 20 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama expanded U.S. financial sanctions to 20 mo

uld have a $40bn impact to Russia's export income, according to this author (Paull Verleger, Jr, former director of the Office of Enerrgy Policy at the US Treasury during the Carter administration). Things that could offset the SPR supply's impact on prices include Saudi Arabia reducing supplies, as well as Co

ng in eighth paragraph. For more on the conflict in Ukraine, go to EXT2.) By Roger Runningen and James G. Neuger March 20 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama expanded U.S. financial sanctions to 20 more Russian officials, businessmen and a bank and authorized potential future penalties that would direct

enalties that would directly target sectors of the Russian economy. "We're imposing sanctions on more senior officials of the Russian government," Obama said on the South Lawn of the White House. "In addition, we are today sanctioning a number of other individuals with substantial resources and infl

ames G. Neuger March 20 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama expanded U.S. financial sanctions to 20 mo

ould have a $40bn impact to Russia's export income, according to this author (Paull Verleger, Jr, former director of the Office of Energy Policy at the US Treasury during the Carter administration). Things that could offset the SPR supply's impact on prices include Saudi Arabia reducing supplies, as well as Co