Hackers take over Senator Chuck Grassley’s Twitter feed to protest his support of SOPA.
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Turning Tide
Mitt Romney’s fortunes fade as Newt Gingrich gathers momentum ahead of the Florida primary.
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Academic v. Troll
John Sides debates the inevitability of a Romney nomination with a hypothetical (and cranky) reader.
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Mitt Romney had little reason for concern heading into Saturday’s primary in South Carolina. Sure, it looked as if Newt Gingrich would eke out a victory in the state, but Romney’s status as the inevitable frontrunner would remain unchallenged. The Florida primary at the end of the month would likely prove his knockout blow; he […]
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Romney Slings Mud at Gingrich
A new attack ad against the South Carolina winner charges Gingrich with profiting from the Florida housing crisis.
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Greater of Two Evils
Why did South Carolina’s evangelical voters go for Newt Gingrich rather than Rick Santorum?
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Atlas Slugged
Mitt Romney’s loss in South Carolina betrays a party struggling to defend the 1 percent in the post-Occupy Wall Street era.
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The Carolina Conundrum
Lessons from the primary that shook the GOP race
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Gabrielle Giffords Steps Down
In a statement released Sunday, Giffords said she would resign from her House seat in order to focus on her recovery.
