Colbert super PAC borrows tactics from real-life campaigns and releases a negative ad against Romney.
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Exit Huntsman
The former Utah governor calls it quits, likely sending his moderate supporters to the Mitt Romney camp.
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The Right’s Man
Social conservatives rally around Rick Santorum in Texas, but is it too little, too late?
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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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Why Romney Can Win South Carolina
Even with the state’s large population of conservative voters, Romney stands a very good chance of winning the primary.
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Standing Up for the 11th Commandment
In a new ad, Romney asks conservatives to heed Ronald Reagan’s warning against attacking other Republicans.
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The Private Sector Is Not Like Government
The problem with the foundation of Mitt Romney’s campaign
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Rick Santorum: Defender of Freedom
At a town hall in Charleston, the former Pennsylvania senator rails against the president as a threat to American values.
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Hard-Hitting Interviewer Asks Gingrich Which Animal He’d Be
The answer? An elephant. Of course. “Very few things can attack them,” Gingrich said. Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
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Lonely at the Top
Mitt Romney just can’t shake voter worries that he’s looking out for his rich pals.
