- Amy Gardner
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Amy Gardner has covered local, state and national politics for 20 years. She joined The Washington Post in 2005 after stints at The News and Observer in Raleigh, The Daily Press in Newport News, Va., and The Corning Leader in Corning, N.Y. Amy grew up in Westchester County, N.Y., but as an I.B.M. brat also lived in Atlanta, Dallas, Paris, Connecticut and Vermont.
Obama in Joplin a year after tornado
The president told graduating seniors of Joplin High School that their story of loss and resilience is an American story of community, kindness and generosity.
Obama to mark one-year anniversary of Joplin tornado
President will address graduating seniors at Joplin High School, one location that was destroyed in last year’s deadly, costly tornado.
Obama campaign begins national effort to counter voter ID laws
Advisers say rules threaten his chances in election by limiting turnout of young, minority voters.
Bain Capital enters presidential race
The Obama campaign launched an attack against Mitt Romney’s business experience at Bain Capital on Monday, marking the beginning of what is almost certain to be a defining debate in the presidential campaign.
- Obama targets Mitt Romney’s Bain years
- In military-rich battlegrounds, Obama targets new group: veterans
- Obama touts mortgage aid program, urges Congress to expand it
- Obama hangs with Clooney in L.A.
- Obama to tout success of mortgage refinancing
- Obama campaign announces winners of Clooney dinner
- Obama’s $25 million ad buy just the beginning, strategists say
- Obama re-election campaign kickoff: A lot of excitement among supporters, and some nerves, too
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