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Obama Warns Of Dangerous Consequences If Debt Limit Isn't Raised

By Ari Shapiro • Jan 14, 2013

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Biden Meets With Video Game Makers To Discuss Gun Violence

By Ari Shapiro • Jan 11, 2013

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Biden's Gun Violence Recommendations Could Include Expanded Background Checks

By Ari Shapiro • Jan 10, 2013

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Romney Faces Challenges In Nevada

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 24, 2012

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Romney Hits Ground Running After Final Debate

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 23, 2012

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Governor Romney went straight to Nevada this morning and is now in Henderson for a campaign event. NPR's Ari Shapiro is there and joins us now. Hi there, Ari.

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Foreign Policy Takes Center Stage In Final Debate

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 22, 2012

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White Men, A Key GOP Demographic, Discuss The Romney Appeal

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 19, 2012

For all the attention paid to women in this race, there's another gender gap — with white men.

The Republican ticket of Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan campaigned in northeastern Florida on Friday, where thousands of men had descended on Daytona Beach for the annual motorcycle festival Biketoberfest.

A bunch of them were at Willie's Tropical Tattoo smoking cigarettes, drinking beer and listening to music.

Romney Reviews Debate Issues During Virginia Stops

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 18, 2012

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Can Romney Debate As Well When Not The Underdog?

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 16, 2012

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Candidates Return To The Trail After VP Debate

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 13, 2012

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Ryan Attacks Biden On Libya Post-Debate

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 12, 2012

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The Republican ticket met up in Lancaster, Ohio today. Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan took the stage together as the sun set over the historic downtown. NPR's Ari Shapiro joins us from there now. And, Ari, what was the mood as Romney and Ryan took the stage together tonight?

Romney Moves Closer To Center As Election Nears

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 11, 2012

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This week in Iowa, the Des Moines Register asked Mitt Romney about abortion. Romney replied: There's no legislation with regards to abortion that I'm familiar with that would become part of my agenda.

Romney's Poll Numbers Improve Post Debate

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 10, 2012

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One week ago today, Mitt Romney walked into the first presidential debate as a candidate on the ropes. Now he appears to be in his strongest position yet.

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At VMI, Romney Criticizes Obama's Foreign Policy

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 9, 2012

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Romney Paints Obama As 'Weak Leader' In Middle East

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 8, 2012

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Romney Skirts Drop In Unemployment

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 6, 2012

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Romney Brushes Off Positive Unemployment News

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 5, 2012

Stakes High For Romney At First Presidential Debate

By Ari Shapiro • Oct 1, 2012

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Voter's Words That Sparked A Debate Are Clarified

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 28, 2012

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Let's follow up now on a story that prompted some debate among our listeners when it first aired. Here's NPR's Ari Shapiro, who stumbled upon this postscript.

A Second, Chance Interview With Subject Of Controversial First Lady Remarks

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 27, 2012

During the Republican National Convention last month, I traveled with Mitt Romney's campaign from Tampa, Fla., to the American Legion conference in Indianapolis.

Romney delivered a speech about foreign affairs and national security. Among the thousands of attendees from around the country, I interviewed one woman from Virginia whose quote sparked a conversation among NPR's audience and staff.

Romney Talks Economy, Military Cuts In Virginia

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 27, 2012

Obama Encourages Ohio Supporters To Vote Early

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 27, 2012

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Colorado Springs Soaks In Triple The Political Ads

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 24, 2012

Second of a two-part series

The presidential race is a national contest in name only. In reality, it's being fought in eight or nine swing states around the country.

Campaigns and outside groups have already poured $400 million into TV ads in hopes of winning over the few remaining undecided voters. With six weeks to go, some swing states have already seen twice as much ad spending as in the entire 2008 cycle.

Ads Slice Up Swing States With Growing Precision

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 24, 2012

First of a two-part series

Obama, Romney In Tug Of War Over China Trade

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 17, 2012

President Obama kicked off the week in the battleground state of Ohio, where he spent much of the time Monday talking about China.

His administration filed a new trade complaint against China with the World Trade Organization on Monday. The White House is challenging Chinese subsidies for auto parts.

Romney Tries To Appeal To Hispanic Voters

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 17, 2012

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Attacks Move Foreign Policy To Center Of Campaign

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 13, 2012

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And the attacks in Libya and elsewhere in the Arab world come in the midst of a presidential campaign. It became, in effect, a test of leadership for both the president and his Republican challenger. NPR's Ari Shapiro reports.

Mitt Romney Addresses National Guard Convention

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 12, 2012

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Reporter's Pledge-Of-Allegiance Quandary Sparks Twitter Debate On Romney Trail

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 11, 2012

Mitt Romney's rally in Mansfield, Ohio, on Monday began the way every political event begins. "Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance and our country's national anthem."

This is always an uncomfortable moment for me. While I sat at my laptop, most of the reporters around me stood and put their hands over their hearts. This time instead of just sitting and working, I tweeted what I was feeling:

Romney Visits Storm-Stricken La. Ahead Of Obama

By Ari Shapiro • Sep 1, 2012

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