Today’s Ringside Seat: Rick Perry puts his presidential campaign out of its misery and Romney calls to congratulate Santorum.
Bob Moser
Bob Moser is a contributing editor for the Prospect and The New Republic, and the author of Blue Dixie: Awakening the South’s Democratic Majority.
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Can a Republican Elitist Win?
Today’s Ringside Seat: Mitt Romney is completely unable to relate to non-wealthy people and 70s-era Newt resurfaces.
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This Year’s Jesse Jackson?
Today’s Ringside Seat: Ron Paul faces comparisons to the 1988 Democratic candidate and Romney keeps on keepin’ on.
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The Right’s Quixotic Quandary
Today’s Ringside Seat: The GOP candidates go after the other species and inanimate object vote.
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Can Mitt Feel Pain?
Today’s Ringside Seat: Romney may face voters skeptical about his economic policy in the Southern primaries, and conservatives wring their hands over the nomination decision.
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Mitt Is It
Hitting all the right-wing talking points, Romney scores a New Hampshire victory.
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The Bain of Mitt’s Campaign
Today’s Ringside Seat: Huntsman finally got his surge, and Romney runs into some money problems.Â
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Mitts Off
Republicans finally brought the knives out in Sunday morning’s GOP debate. Was it too little, too late?
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Class Warfare, Romney-Style
Today’s Ringside Seat: Santorum suffers the media’s scrutiny after a season-long free pass, and Mitt Romney just might be a neo-socialist.
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The Enthusiasm Gap
Today’s Ringside Seat: Spin has been flying all day on the Iowa results, and everyone’s attention moves to New Hampshire for the upcoming week.
