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Franks is D.C.’s new guy; breast cancer survivor blogs on ; and Barry’s ISO flack (read-this roundup)

Friday, May 18th, 2012

Here’s what the Loop is reading Friday morning:

Trash talk — We hope Rep. Trent Franks is ready to solve some trash-delivery problems. After the Arizona Republican refused to allow Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton to speak at a hearing about abortion in the District, Washington residents have a plan: they’re going to show up at his office and ask him to solve “local problems,” since he’s become the city’s advocate, reports Ben Pershing.
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Obama hosts world leaders at Camp David, Romney to N.H. | Schedules for May 18

Friday, May 18th, 2012

President Obama is gearing up for the G8 summit in Chicago this weekend by hosting world leaders at Camp David, while Mitt Romney heads to a campaign event in New Hampshire.

Here’s your look at the candidates’ schedules for May 18, from the White House Press office and the PBS News Hour political calendar:
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Mitt Romney makes Day One promises in ad

Friday, May 18th, 2012

Mitt Romney is out with his first ad of the general election campaign, “Day One,” in which he promises some major changes on his first day in office.
While it’s a positive spot that introduces the candidate, as Romney himself said it would be, the ad also is filled with digs at the current White House occupant.
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Mitt Romney makes Day One promises in ad

Friday, May 18th, 2012

Mitt Romney is out with his first ad of the general election campaign, “Day One,” in which he promises some major changes on his first day in office.
While it’s a positive spot that introduces the candidate, as Romney himself said it would be, the ad also is filled with digs at the current White House occupant.
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Fred Davis campaigns for Fred Davis

Friday, May 18th, 2012

Fred Davis, the GOP advertising man and political strategist, is known for creating incendiary political ads that — whether or not they get his clients elected — usually get people talking. We’ve all seen his handiwork.
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