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Romney with Solid Lead in New Hampshire
Gingrich's presence in the race is helping Romney stay in the lead.
Santorum Appears to Have Momentum Going into Tuesday Night
The final Des Moines Register poll shows the former Pennsylvania senator rising in Iowa. Also, PJ Media Is Going to Iowa.
The Iowa Lead: Ron Paul Today, Who Tomorrow?
What effects will come from his rise and the accompanying targeting?
Will Ron Paul Be the Next GOP Frontrunner?
The Texas congressman is surging in Iowa and closing in on Romney in New Hampshire.
Iowa Polls Suggest Race Is Newt’s to Lose
But it's still not too late for Romney to salvage his recently struggling campaign.
In 2012, GOP Could Carry Largest Percentage of Jewish Vote Since Eisenhower
Why Republicans are optimistic and Democrats are worried.
Obama Versus the Strawmen
During his jobs speech, the president offered as the alternative to his approach a collection of absurd positions suggesting the Republicans want the end of government. (Also Read: "Is Our President a Plagiarist? Here are the Facts: You Decide")
Much Ado About a Straw Poll
The result of the Iowa straw poll doesn't mean much, but it will hasten the departure from the race of some of the long-shot candidates. UPDATE: Pawlenty Ends White House Bid
Losers All Around in Debt Limit Debate
Ultimately, the political dysfunction on display in Washington doesn't make either party look very good.
Is Either Side Winning the Debt Ceiling Debate?
Polls are giving a slight edge to the GOP, but neither party is covering itself in glory.
Has Michele Bachmann Become Mitt Romney’s Main Rival?
A recent poll shows a surge for the congresswoman, but her ultimate fate will be determined by whether Sarah Palin decides to run.
The Death of Bin Laden and Obama’s Re-Election Prospects
What effect will the killing of Osama bin Laden have on the 2012 presidential election?
WHO Study Used to Justify ObamaCare a Scientific Fraud
Findings were skewed to show better performance from countries with socialized health care systems.
Health Care Reform: Death by a Thousand Cuts or Repeal and Replace?
Repealing ObamaCare will be a larger undertaking than most realize, and it would help if the GOP had an alternative ready to replace it.
Senate Dems Walking the Plank on Taxes
There are 21 Democrats who could face primary challenges from the left if they support the president’s tax compromise with the Republicans.
Huge Losses for Dems in the South; GOP Surges in Midwest
Massive gains by the GOP from top to bottom augur well for redistricting and the 2012 presidential race.
The Battle for America 2010: What Are GOP Prospects for a Senate Takeover One Week Out?
It looks like an uphill climb for Republicans to take the necessary 10 seats to gain control of the Senate, but the probability of significant gains is still high.
The Battle for America 2010: How Big a Wave for the GOP in November?
The list of vulnerable House Democrats is growing while GOP chances for a takeover brighten on the Senate side.
Past Week’s Primaries Strongly Reflect ‘Enthusiasm Gap’ between Parties
Republican primary turnout was two or three times that of the Democrats, and the much maligned tea party movement is one big reason why.
Another Super Tuesday in the Books
The takeaway from yesterday is that the GOP looks like a far more diverse party this year than in prior years.
Has Obama Made Health Care Reform Too Big to Fail?
As the Democrats inch toward legislative victory, the most compelling argument seems to be that a vote for health care reform is a vote to save Obama's presidency.
Obama’s State of ‘The One’ Speech Preview
Explaining a freeze on spending that isn't and trying to convince a skeptical public he has the answers on creating jobs will be the president's top priorities. (See also Michael Ledeen: "The Real State of the Union: Fear")
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