Picks up major Iowa endorsement, perhaps clearing the way to become the favorite of the religious right
Patrick Caldwell
Patrick Caldwell is a writing fellow at The American Prospect.
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The GOP field gangs up on the former House Speaker.
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Gingrich’s Judicial Attack Wins Over Religious Right
His ideas have drawn attacks from establishment conservatives, but he’s winning plaudits among the evangelical grassroots
Full Court Press
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Ron Paul on the Rise in Iowa
The Texas Congressman is on the path to win the caucuses, a possibility that concerns the local GOP.
Social Issues Make a Cameo
Rick Santorum might get a boost from the religious right, but it won’t be enough to make him a serious contender for the GOP nomination.
Mike Huckabee Offers Mini-Endorsements
Caucus czar doesn’t favor one candidate, but does rule out Romney and Paul
Vander Plaats Still Open to Endorsing Gingrich
The Iowa Tea Party leader might endorse the former speaker despite his refusal to sign a values pledge.
Pocketbook Rules
In the GOP nomination fight, money trumps morality.

