The Texas Congressman is on the path to win the caucuses, a possibility that concerns the local GOP.
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Gingrich Keeps on Slippin’
The former House Speaker has fallen to third in the Iowa polls, as his 15 minutes in the spotlight run out.
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The Ball’s in Your Court
Even with the federal judiciary stacked in their favor, Republicans still aren’t happy.
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Newt v. Judiciary
Wimpy candidates want to overturn the Affordable Care Act. Newt Gingrich wants to overturn 200 years of jurisprudence.
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Forgive Newt His Flip-Flop
Why Republican voters should cut Gingrich some slack, at least on the individual mandate.
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How President Obama’s Economic Message Could Backfire in 2012
A majority of Americans believe the government is helping the “wrong” people. Whether Obama’s message succeeds depends on who those people are.
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The Overrated Endorsement
Why Mitt Romney can’t count on much help from Nikki Haley’s endorsement in South Carolina.
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Last-Chance Dance
Will GOP voters reconsider their dismissal of Rick Perry after last night’s debate performance?
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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.
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Mike Huckabee Offers Mini-Endorsements
Caucus czar doesn’t favor one candidate, but does rule out Romney and Paul
