The Republicans clashed on taxes, the economy and Iraq during a debate in Dearborn, Mich. They fumbled a few facts along the way.
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Mitt Romney has consistently opposed gay marriage, but he changed positions on a constitutional amendment on civil unions.
When catering to the Democratic Party's left-wing base, it's hard to get there first.
An unwavering advocate of the war, he reminds voters he has criticized the White House for its strategies.
Romney's energy goals are ambitious but not practical.
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To stand out in the field of Iraq opponents, the Democratic candidates are angling to be first or best or most opposed.
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In a rich biography of success, he sometimes overstates his record.