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According to a highly reliable source, as Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama prepare for the first presidential debate Wednesday night, top Republican operatives are primed to unleash a new two-pronged offensive that will attack Obama as weak on national security, and will be based, in part, on new intelligence information regarding the attacks in Libya that killed U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens on Sept. 11. The source, who has firsthand knowledge of private, high-level conversations in the Romney camp that took place in Washington, D.C., last week, said that at various times the GOP strategists referred to their new operation...

<p>In other words, folks, you are being played. She has been an activist all along and the Dems were just waiting for the appropriate time to play her.</p>

UnionLeader.com NewsAlert Monday, October 29, 9:25 a.m. -- UnionLeader.com has confirmed that U.S. Sen. Judd Gregg will endorse Mitt Romney today. For more details on this story, see UnionLeader.com later this afternoon and the New Hampshire Union Leader tomorrow.

Democratic Party funds diverted to Boston bank Federal grand jury probes handling of $200,000 in campaign donations Tuesday, August 03, 2004 By EDDIE CURRAN MONTGOMERY -- Perhaps as much as $200,000 in campaign donations made to the Alabama Democratic Party in August and September of 1999 were diverted to a Boston bank, according to people who have testified before a federal grand jury in Montgomery, are set to testify in the future, and others familiar with the matter. It's not clear from those interviewed who controlled the money at the time or why the donations weren't initially included on...

In Alabama, with 32 percent of precincts reporting, Siegelman had 99,101 votes, or 72 percent, to Agriculture Commissioner Charles Bishop's 29,848, or 22 percent. Riley had 52,997 votes, or 76 percent, to 10,814 or 16 percent for Lt. Gov. Steve Windom. Tim James, son of former Gov. Fob James, trailed.