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Obama implores trust in govt as trust slides - TheDC

| Neil Munro
Obama

The level of government trust has shown a steady slide over the last decade

The GOP needs a strong VP to defeat Obama

| Ford O'Connell and Steve Pearson

The Republican nominee will need a running mate who appeals to Hispanics, women and independents.

New group trying to change American political process with online convention - TheDC

| Alec Jacobs
Americans Elect

‘This isn’t a third party, it’s a second process’

Obama seeks 2012 victory via debt talks - TheDC

| Neil Munro
Obama Debt Showdown

Monday morning press conference gives the president a chance to impress independents

Stiletto Nation: female independent voters want (what else?) independence!

| Carrie Lukas

A new poll reveals that female independents are turning on Big Government and Democrats.

Poll: Independent voters sour on Democrats - AP

| admin

Only 32 percent of those citing no allegiance to either major party say they want Democrats to keep control of Congress in this November’s elections

Whitman takes the lead - Reuters

| interns

Whitman barely edging out Brown 46% to 39%

Independents increasingly lean right on key issues - TheDC

| Kyle Peterson

Poll finds these voters want to repeal Obamacare, freeze the federal budget and ‘drill baby drill’

Forecast for health care reform: Fog clearing, but chilly

| Dr. S. Ward Casscells, James Tyll and John Zogby

Over the past 10 months we have asked 409 questions of 29,653 likely voters in ten surveys of Americans’ opinions about health care reform

Obama approval rating at 44 percent - Marist

| interns

Fewer registered voters nationwide — 44% — currently approve of President Barack Obama’s job performance than disapprove — 47%. When Marist last asked about the president’s approval rating in December, 46% thought well of Obama’s job performance while 44% gave him low marks

On the ballot: 'Yankees Suck'

| AJ

Many predicted an historic upset in the Massachusetts special election to fill the Senate seat left open by the death of Ted Kennedy. But the election instead went to Yankees Suck, which earned 74-percent of the vote via write-in.