A new poll shows that there’s hope yet for everyone’s favorite libertarian candidate in Iowa.
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Prospecting in Iowa
Ding! Welcome to “Ringside Seat,” The American Prospect‘s daily guide to Election 2012. Each afternoon we’ll send an end-of-the-day compendium of the campaign news you might have missed-but shouldn’t. Please send tips to newsletters@prospect.org and if you want to unsubscribe, you can do so below. PROSPECTING IN IOWA The Prospect‘s Patrick Caldwell is on the […]
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Welcome to Iowa
The Prospect’s coverage of 2012’s first Republican caucus begins.
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No Labels Comes to Washington
The anti-partisanship group hosts a panel on fixing Congress and highlights the glaring problems with its ideas.
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Is the GOP Base Willing to Lose in 2012?
The White House might end up as collateral damage in the GOP elite’s battle to win back their party.
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Putting the Brakes on Voter Supression
A referendum against Ohio voter restrictions is set for the 2012 ballot.
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The Unanointed
The Republican establishment hates Newt Gingrich. Will it fall in line if he wins Iowa, South Carolina, and New Hampshire?
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What Would Tebow Do?
Ringside Seat is the Prospect’s daily round-up of election-related news.
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Upright and Alright
Rick Perry passes off his campaign failures onto his doctors
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Were the Debates a Mistake?
Conservative elites are beginning to question the party’s commitment to endless debates.