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Romney calls for lower taxes, releases no details

First Read: Mitt Romney, seeking to kick-start his presidential campaign among recalcitrant conservatives, will propose cutting the top income tax for individuals to 28 percent, advisers said.

Latino voters: Missed opportunity for Republicans?

Hard-hitting immigration rhetoric is popular with conservative GOP primary voters, but may be costly in the fall because Latinos seem likely to account for a bigger share of the electorate than four years ago.

Romney's organization meets Santorum's momentum

First Read: Mitt Romney’s campaign machine is keeping him afloat in Michigan and Arizona but Santorum is benefiting from a surge.

For every presidential hopeful, a $1 million donor

Millionaire and billionaire executives have unlocked their personal bank vaults to write seven-figure checks to support the campaigns of President Barack Obama and Republicans Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul.

Santorum makes prenatal testing a campaign issue

Republican candidate Rick Santorum is charging that the Obama administration's health care law requiring insurers to cover the tests is a way to encourage more women to have abortions that will "cull the ranks of the disabled in our society."

NBC poll: Romney, Santorum deadlocked in Mich.

First Read: Latest NBC News/Marist polls show statistical tie in critical Michigan; Romney with comfortable lead in Arizona ahead of Tuesday’s primaries.

Obama belts out the blues

Obama belts out the blues with B.B. King, Jagger and Buddy GuyObama belts out the blues with B.B. King, Jagger and Buddy Guy



Teens get White House lesson in the blues

First lady Michelle Obama tells young musicians Tuesday not to give up on their dreams by telling the story of another young person who overcame obstacles before finding success.

Romney: Spending cuts slow economic growth

Mitt Romney made an eyebrow-raising claim for a Republican on Tuesday in Michigan, where he argued that spending cuts slow down economic growth.

Santorum says he was 'outsider' during time in Congress

Rick Santorum told a crowd of Arizona Republicans today that he was "an outsider when he was inside" Washington, arguing he fought corruption and wasteful spending during his 16 years in Congress.

Santorum 'super' PAC returned big foreign donation

A super political action committee supporting Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum has refunded a $50,000 donation from a London-based securities firm.

Rev. Graham: Obama seen as 'son of Islam'

Rev. Franklin Graham, the son of evangelist Billy Graham, waded into contentious waters Tuesday when asked for his views on the religious beliefs of President Obama and the GOP hopefuls.

Obama to Congress: 'Keep going' on economy front

President Barack Obama is urging Congress to "keep going" and work on more measures to help the nation's economy after lawmakers agreed to extend the payroll tax cut.

A key week for Romney

First Read: The next seven days could determine whether Mitt Romney will become the GOP nominee or the Republicans will face a brokered or contested convention in August.

Michigan voters: Santorum connects better than Romney

Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum promised to revive manufacturing, cut taxes and shrink government, pledges that drew loud applause from conservative Michigan voters who said he was more in line with their values than native son and GOP rival Mitt Romney.

Obama takes tougher stance on higher education

The Obama administration is pushing a fundamental agenda shift that aggressively brings a new question into the debate: What are people getting for their money?

Ville Platte Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month is Faith House of Acadiana

Congratulations to Faith House of Acadiana. The Ville Platte Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month for January.


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