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			1 Buying votes in Kentucky with drug money  FOX NEWS: In Kentucky, drug dealers have admitted using hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy votes and corrupt elections. 6 Gallup reports Obama loses business owner support  GALLUP: A new Gallup poll finds President Obama's approval rating among business owners has dropped to new low of 35 percent while professional workers gave the highest approval. 2 Primary in Florida heats up as Allen West endorses Sandy Adams  THE ORLANDO SENTINEL: Allen West has endorsed Florida's freshmen Rep. Sandy Adams against Rep. John Mica in a GOP primary fight caused by redistricting, calling her part of "a new generation of Republican conservatives." 7 Wisconsin Senate flips back from Democrats  HUMAN EVENTS: Democrats lost a newly won majority in the Wisconsin Senate as Sen. Tim Cullen left the party and became an independent, effectively negating the result of a special recall election. 3 eck says Tea Party has 'already won' at Restoring Love event  TORONTO SUN: About 13,000 Tea Party activists attended Glenn Beck's Restoring Love rally, as Beck proclaimed progressives and socialists have awakened a sleeping giant. 8 White House refuses to identify Jerusalem as Israel's capital  THE TIMES OF ISRAEL: White House Press Secretary Jay Carney was asked to identify Israel's capital, re-iterating the administration's position on not identifying Jerusalem as Israel's capital. 4 China bids billions for Canadian oil  INVESTORS BUSINESS DAILY: The White House's stalling of the Keystone XL pipeline has prompted China's state-owned oil company to bid for rights to Canada's oil sands. 9 Palin steps into Chick-fil-A fray  POLITICO: Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin said she took a stand against Rahm Emanuel's Chicago-style "thuggery" as she expressed support for Chick-fil-A's stance on traditional marriage. 5 Obama's birth control measure halted by district judge  REUTERS: A Colorado district judge temporarily blocked the government from enforcing rules requiring a Catholic business to provide employees with birth control coverage, opening the door to further challenges. 10 Bad news for Obama as GDP growth drops to 1.5 percent  THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: Economic growth has dropped from 2.0 percent to 1.5 percent in the past three months, posing problems for President Barack Obama re-election hopes as a Romney spokesman said, "It's a picture of a decelerating economy."