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Three key issues in the 2012 election

The president will have to defend his view of the role of government.
As Obama plans White House reshuffle, where are the new faces?

A major game of musical chairs appears to be in the works at the White House. But without an infusion of new blood, some wonder, will the reshuffle get Obama back on track?
Could Democrats give Obama trouble in 2012? War in Afghanistan is key.

Most Democrats oppose the war in Afghanistan. Amid talk of a longer US presence there, Obama runs the risk of alienating his base. A damaging primary challenge from the left is not unthinkable.
Americans support 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal, new poll finds

The Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank, found that 54 percent of Americans polled say the 17-year-old 'don't ask, don't tell' law that forbids openly homosexual men and women from serving in the military should be reversed.
Election wild card: first-time voters

Obama and McCain have traded leads in the polls. But whose supporters will turn out in November?
Biden begins to shore up Obama's defensive line

His speech Wednesday night at the Democratic convention revealed his tasks: attack McCain's positions and appeal to blue-collar white voters.
Romney as GOP veep? Carville smiling.

The Democratic analyst and pollster Stan Greenberg said Wednesday they would welcome a Romney pick.