In a key twist to the 2012 election, US President Barack Obama has reversed course and will encourage rich Democratic donors to back a fund that can raise unlimited millions for his reelection bid.

President Barack Obama’s deputies announced late Monday night that they would help so-called “super PACs” raise unlimited amounts of political cash from wealthy Americans to support his November campaign, following several months of disappointing fundraising efforts.

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama#39;s campaign is asking top fundraisers to support a Democratic-leaning outside group that is backing the president#39;s re-election bid, reversing Obama#39;s opposition to quot;superquot; political action committees, which can spend unlimited amounts of cash to influence elections.

President George W. Bush skipped Vermont. Bill Clinton took a second-term hiatus from journeying to the Green Mountain State, though his 1995 excursion drew throngs to Church Street in Burlington.

President George W. Bush skipped Vermont. Bill Clinton took a second-term hiatus from journeying to the Green Mountain State, though his 1995 excursion drew throngs to Church Street in Burlington.