Jim Messina and David Axelrod announce the beginning of Obama’s general-election push by ripping into Romney.
Patrick Caldwell
Patrick Caldwell is a writing fellow at The American Prospect.
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Newt Gingrich, Bridge Burner
A eulogy for the former speaker of the House’s political career
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I’ll Take Republican Talking Points For $100 Alex
Democrats are just trying to keep the safety net stable.
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Romney vs. Congressional Republicans
Who takes the lead on legislative battles?
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Marco Rubio Hedges
The Florida senator leaves himself open to accepting the VP slot.
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A Third-Party Spoiler?
Gary Johnson isn’t going to upend the general election
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Republicans Keeping Anti-Gay Views in the Closet
North Carolina’s GOP gubernatorial candidate doesn’t want to talk about opposition to same-sex marriage.
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They’re Just Not That into Romney
Another tepid endorsement for Romney
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Electorate Still Dislikes Romney
Mitt Romney is starting the general election running far behind Barack Obama. A CNN poll puts Obama ahead by 52-43 percent over Romney, a wider margin than Obama actually won in 2008. That’s paired with a new Washington Post/ABC News poll that doesn’t include a head-to-head matchup but still offers a bit of discouraging news […]
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Try Not to Get So Excited Boehner
The Republican Speaker offers the latest weak endorsement of Mitt Romney.
