Mitt Romney proposed his own, more modest, space plan in Florida.
Patrick Caldwell
Patrick Caldwell is a writing fellow at The American Prospect.
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Mom-and-Pop Bain Capital
Mitt Romney casts himself as a small-business owner on the stump in Florida.
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The Many Uses of “America the Beautiful”
Mitt Romney seems to discover new hidden meanings in the song at each campaign stop.
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Newt’s Final Frontier
The Republican presidential contenders brough Gingrich’s space dreams tumbling back to earth at the 19th debate.
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Hemming and Hawing on Blind Trusts
Not every Republican buys Mitt Romney’s know-nothing defense of his ads and investments.
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The Ghost of Health Care Passed
Mitt Romney may have fended off Newt Gingrich last night, but his defense of Massachusetts’ individual mandate will haunt him throughout the campaign.
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Space Case
Newt Gingrich’s plans to colonize the Moon are loony, but his advocacy for a souped-up NASA is right on.
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Gingrich’s Debate Pledge
If he gains the nomination he’ll bypass the debate comission this fall.
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Romney’s Mormon and Evangelical Divide
In the land of mega-churches, a Florida voter addresses the faith issue.
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Florida Kingmaker
Marco Rubio’s endorsement would bolster Mitt Romney, but the senator’s ties to Newt Gingrich run deep.
