David Jackson
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I’m professionally-trained like a wine taster, to take just a bit. But, if it’s really nice, I’ll sometimes eat it all. There aren’t many reasons to buy lunch in this job.
It's not a question of whether the loan will be refinanced. It will be refinanced, but it might not be on the terms they want it to be
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U.S. kicks out Syrian diplomat
By David Jackson, USA TODAY The United States is expelling the top Syrian diplomat in Washington to protest a weekend massacre of more than 90 people. "We hold the Syrian government responsible for this slaughter of innocent lives," said State Department from WBIR Read more »
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Obama: This will be a close election
By David Jackson, USA TODAY In addition to raising money and firing up supporters, President Obama is warning Democrats not to take his re-election for granted. "This election is going to be even closer than the last one," Obama told Iowa Democrats last from WBIR Read more »
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Poll: Obama leads among professionals
By David Jackson, USA TODAY Voters classified as professionals and service workers support President Obama, while Republican challenger Mitt Romney leads among executives and managers, reports the Gallup Poll. Overall, among all workers, Romney leads 47% from WBIR Read more »
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Sara Leonardi drunk in the car
AFTER a glass of champagne and a white wine, Sara Leonardi ended her night at a glitzy restaurant opening with what she thought was an alcohol-free "mocktail". But the moscow mule, made of ginger beer, lime and possibly vodka, was enough to put Glenn McG from The Daily Telegraph Read more »
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Ron Paul can't win GOP, but you can win at the Ron Paul video game
HOLLIS, NH - JANUARY 09: Republican presidential candidate, U.S. Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) addresses a group of homeschool supporters at the Lawrence Barn the day before the state primary January 9, 2012 in Hollis, New Hampshire. According to recent state-wid from Houston Chronicle Read more »