Yesterday | Detroit News
Editorial Quick Hits: Other views
Byron York in the Washington Examiner: It appears looking closely at Michigan, for several reasons.
Yesterday | NBC29
Republican Mock Convention Kicks Off at W&L
With three different Republicans claiming early primary wins, predicting a nominee is no small challenge.
Friday | Dallas Morning News
Perry et al on Gingrich `dream team' to rally conservatives
Newt Gingrich says he's deploying a "Conservative Dream Team" to promote his presidential effort -- including two Texans, Gov.
Friday | Free Republic
Santorum raises over $2 million since Tuesday
Rick Santorum's campaign manager Mike Biundo tweeted earlier that the former Senator has raked in more than $2 million in donations since his wins on Tuesday night.
Washington and Lee featuring BIG political names at mock convention
Many of the students have been preparing for the convention for four years. Communications Chairwoman Kali McFarland says they're glad it's finally here.
Fred Thompson Speaks At Rhea County Republican Party Lincoln Day Dinner
Learning Express Toys announced Tuesday the winners of their Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Fact Checker: Truth on Gingrich-era earmarks
In this photo provided by NBC News, U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and former U.S. Sen.
Truth on Gingrich-era earmarks
After two weeks of voting by you the fan, the results for the Best of 2012 Metromix Reno awards are... In this photo provided by NBC News, U.S. Sen.
Vendor challenges Hayworth for congressional seat
Where, oh where are all the birds this mild winter? If they aren't dining at your feeders like they... Hakeem Nicks was a step slow as he got off the escalator and headed for the row of buses alongside... New York City street vendor and Buchanan resident Duane Jackson stands by his handbag table last May in Times Square.
In a meeting room at the Palazzo hotel in Las Vegas over the past week, Newt Gingrich mapped out a detailed strategy that would keep him in the presidential race all the way to the Republican convention in Tampa, Fla., in August.
Sen. Susan Collins engaged to be married
Sen. Susan Collins is engaged to be married to Thomas A. Daffron, a longtime Senate senior staff member and a consultant.
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President Roseanne? Comedian running as Green Party candidate
Some celebrities are always rumored to be running for office . Some threaten and retreat .
If Prick Erry weren't the kind of person who is happy to send innocent people to be executed and then do what he can to stop inquires that might stop more innocent people from being executed, I could almost feel sorry for the guy : On primary day, Rick Perry's extinct presidential campaign released its final donation numbers: $20.1 million.
Mitt Romney Isn't Too Perfect-He's Too Phony
Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker has a theory: Former Gov. Mitt Romney doesn't have a problem connecting with people; rather, people have trouble connecting with him.
Eric Boehlert: Gingrich Assailed by Conservative Press; Conservatives Blame "Liberal Media"
Last week, cantankerous media watchdog Brent Bozell announced that his group, Media Research Center, was launching the largest initiative in its 25 year history: a $5 million marketing campaign urging the "liberal media" to "tell the truth!" Bozell urged Americans to stand up during this election year and "declare, once and for all, that the ... (more)
Every now and agin' C&J toodles 'round the comments in diaries and front-page posts looking for signature lines .
D. R. Tucker: The Impersonator
Citizens For Marriage , Paul Cellucci , Shannon O'Brien , Super Tuesday , Thomas Birmingham , William Bulger , Lawrence v. Texas , Mitt Romney 2012 , William Weld , In January 2002, Acting Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift, who inherited the job from Paul Cellucci, announced that she would run for a full term.
You Can't Take Money Out of Politics
Yesterday's edition of NBC's "Meet the Press" featured a battle of two surrogates: John McCain, who was there boosting Mitt Romney, and his former Senate colleague Fred Thompson, who was on hand to speak for Newt Gingrich.
On Sunday, the Arizona Republican made his 63rd appearance on the show, defending his new besty, Mitt Romney, in a mano-a-mano with former Sen.
News Round-Up: Monday, January 30, 2012
Middle East relations remain contentious as U.S. drones provoke Iraqi government officials, and more violence erupts in Damascus; Occupy Oakland uprising damages city buildings and causes clashing with police; and U.S. officials are set to testify against Cuban offshore drilling.
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