Last week, I speculated that Mitt Romney could still win the Iowa caucuses if he poured enough resources into the state over the next two months. Evangelical Christians might have the loudest voice in the Iowa GOP, but they don’t constitute the whole party. They’re matched by a set of business-minded Republicans who favor low […]
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Mitt Romney’s Public Option
Is Romney offering a liberal health-care plan? Not really.
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Ch-Ch-Changes (in the Democratic Party)
Democrats have lost considerable traction with conservative and moderate voters.
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Ohio’s in the Bag, but Mississippi and Maine are Toss-Ups in Referendum Votes
Polling is a mixed-bag for controversial initiatives from around the country.
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Republicans Agree that Mitt Romney Is Most Electable
But a large chunk of them aren’t too fond of his Mormonism.
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Obama Tied with Romney in the Swing States
But remember, Pennsylvania isn’t really a swing state.
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Why Rick Santorum Should Be Ignored
Even as the GOP becomes increasingly conservative, Rick Santorum is too extreme to gain traction.
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Cain Lurves the Race Card
Aren’t Republicans supposed to be color-blind?
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More Allegations Raised Against Cain
When Politico revealed the sexual-harassment charges against Herman Cain over the weekend, it would have been fairly easy for the Republican candidate to dismiss their relevance. They were the musings of the liberal media! Or a targeted hit from an opposing campaign! As Jamelle noticed Monday, conservative luminaries like Rush Limbaugh jumped to defend Cain. […]
