Romney Fighting Two-Front Political War
Suddenly Mitt Romney is fighting a two-front political war.
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Suddenly Mitt Romney is fighting a two-front political war.
The election is 11 months away, but there's already a dead heat in the U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts, according to a new poll.
He's taken a lot of flack for his trips abroad, but it seems Governor Deval Patrick's trade missions are bringing some business to Massachusetts.
The conventional wisdom had been that we voters just don't care anymore about a politician's private affairs.
A battle played out in a Boston courtroom on Thursday, pitting free speech rights against a city's right to enforce the law. Occupy Boston won out, at least temporarily.
His campaign's survival in question, Herman Cain plowed ahead Wednesday in an effort to move past a woman's allegation that they had a longtime affair.
Former Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi has reported to a federal prison in Kentucky to begin an eight-year sentence on corruption charges.
I have three words for anyone who still thinks it's the right thing to do to pretend a Christmas tree can't be called by its proper name - please, stop it.
The primary is currently scheduled for Sept. 6, a Thursday, and the final day of the Democratic National Convention in North Carolina.
Before heading to federal prison, former House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi is taking a few parting shots at the casino legislation that passed last week.
Cain told aides he is assessing whether the latest allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior against him harm his Republican presidential candidacy.
I didn't always agree with Barney Frank or like him. But I respect him, and wish him well.
Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank will not seek re-election in 2012.
Sean Bielat, who ran unsuccessfully in an attempt to unseat Barney Frank in 2010 says he is "very seriously considering" running again.
Democrats are using humor to try to undermine Republican Mitt Romney, pushing a movie trailer-style ad that portrays his candidacy as "the story of two men trapped in one body."
