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"FacebookPinterest\n\nIn last week's playlist, we noted that it was the first mix of the general election. And sure enough, Rick Santorum was gone before we could do another. He gets one more song devoted to him, which he probably deserves more than some of the other also-rans still hanging around in the race.\n\nYou can listen to our playlist here.\n\n1) For Barack Obama: \"We Take Care Of Our Own,\" by Bruce Springsteen. Obama's message this week was all about the Buffett Rule, and making sure the wealthy pay a fair share of tas. It'll be a major theme in his speeches this year, and you can expect to hear the song at rallies\u2014the campaign team put it on its own Spotify playlist of official campaign songs.\n\n2) For Mitt Romney: \"All I Do Is Win,\" by DJ Khaled. Plenty of Republicans tried to stop him. But after winning Puerto Rico, Illinois, Maryland, D.C., and Wisconsin, it became pretty obvious that the guy we thought was inevitable all along was going to be the nominee.\n\n3) For Rick Santorum: \"The Impossible Dream,\" by Cher. Rick dreamed the impossible dream. He fought the unbeatable foe. And while he didn't win, there was something triumphant about his exit speech on Tuesday. His campaign was so hopeless to begin with that it made his viability through April seem miraculous.\n\n4) For Newt Gingrich: \"Come Back To Me,\" by The Rapture. Newt is still here, trying to capture a bit of Santorum's spotlight by asking the former Pennsylvania Senator's supporters to consider returning to him as their conservative alternative. We wish him all the best with that.\n\n5) For Ron Paul: \"In A Crowd,\" by Ray Brown and Milt Jackson. It was getting difficult to keep coming up with songs that conveyed his irrelevance in the race, so here's a sweet, mellow jazz tune for you. Apparently Ron Paul is still drawing huge crowds to his rallies, even if they never materialize into electoral victories.\n\n6) Bonus Track: \"Beez In The Trap,\" by Nicki Minaj. From her new album, and really the perfect soundtrack for Hillary Clinton as the viral \"Texts From Hillary\" meme continues for another week."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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