Campaign rallies on hold after storm, Romney to attend relief-effort events in Ohio
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Superstorm Sandy tore into the U.S. presidential race as President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney canceled campaign events, punching holes in their carefully mapped-out strategies for the final week of one of the closest contests in recent history. Seven days before the election, both men and their running mates tempered their campaigns for Tuesday, eager not to appear out of sync with more immediate worries over flooding, power outages, economic calamity and personal safety. Neither Obama nor Vice President Joe Biden planned to campaign. Romney was going forward with a planned event in Ohio, but his campaign said its focus would be storm relief. The storm will dominate the news and distract a nation of voters during the crucial handful of days that remain before Nov. 6.
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Barack Obama
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| -0.124499 | "This is going to be a big storm," he warned, ... |
| 0.0642809 | "This is going to be a big storm," he warned, as cable television broke off to carry his message live. "It's going to be a difficult storm. The great thing about America is when we go through tough times like this we all pull together." |
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Mitt Romney
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Douglas Brinkley
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| -0.0309467 | "When the nation's largest city and even its capital are endangered, when so many people are in peril and face deprivation, it's hard to get back to arguing over taxes," said historian and presidential biographer Douglas Brinkley. |
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George W. Bush
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Paul Ryan
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Richard Serino
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Campaign rallies on hold after storm, Romney to attend relief-effort events in Ohio
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Superstorm Sandy tore into the U.S. presidential race as President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney canceled campaign events, punching holes in their carefully mapped-out strategies for the final week of one of the closest contests in recent history.
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