DNC Ad Targets Mitt Romney Over Alleged Flip-Flopping
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."
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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."
So I'm just now getting caught up with what the New York Times seemed to feel was the lead political story of the day on Friday – Mitt Romney's hair.
New Hampshire's largest newspaper on Sunday endorsed former House Speaker Newt Gingrich in the 2012 GOP presidential race.
Former Bay State Governor Mitt Romney is acting like the race for president is already down to two.
Mitt Romney's Republican presidential campaign steamed forward this weekend, scoring what is one of New Hampshire's most significant political endorsements.
Mitt Romney was would not comment on the computer hard drives that staffers purchased and took with them when Romney left the Governor's office in 2006.
The Republican Presidential candidate has been in damage control for the last month. Lauren Leamanczyk sat down with Cain for a one on one interview.
Mitt Romney's top aide says Patrick is using his office as "an opposition research arm" of President Obama's re-election campaign.
CBS will present the Campaign 2012 season's first network broadcast of a Republican Presidential Primary debate on Saturday, Nov. 12.
So now that we know the finish line in New Hampshire is on Jan. 10, where does the race stand as of today?
Republican presidential candidate Hermain Cain talked with WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Joe Mathieu about his unlikely rise in the polls, Mitt Romney, and that smoking ad.
Mitt Romney has made it official in New Hampshire. He's a candidate in the state's Republican presidential primary.
The Republican candidates said volumes without saying a word during Tuesday night's debate. Jon Keller has more with a body language expert.
If competence and focus in a debate is considered an important part of this job audition, Romney holds the inside track after last night, like it or not.
Well I made two requests in my last posting........"Republicans, get it together" and "Wall Street protestors, bring it on." Speaking of the latter, I think the protestors did "bring it on." The only problem is....they don't know what "it" is.
The pizza company CEO turned presidential candidate is the hottest thing in the Republican Party right now.
The Republican candidates accused President Obama of indulging in too much regulation and too much politicking.
Oh and one more thing just to let my lefty looney friends and relatives know that I haven't forgotten them, let the "occupy wall street" people know........you are doing wonderful things for the GOP. With the likes of that total nutcake from San Francisco, Pelosi lending her support to your cause, she too doesn't have a freekin' clue what these "great unwashed" are marching for. Tell her to ask her buddy Barney Frank what they're watching for
In the struggle to find who will challenge president Obama, a growing number of Republicans think it should be Herman Cain or Chris Christie.
Jon Huntsman could play the spoiler to Mitt Romney in the Republican race for President in New Hampshire. He made a surprisingly strong showing there in the latest poll.
It was the seventh GOP debate in the past five months, and for Mitt Romney and Rick Perry, yet another chance to spar, over Social Security and health care reform.
Mitt Romney may be tightening his grip on New Hampshire voters, despite tremendous buzz surrounding Texas Gov. Rick Perry.
The President's plan for creating jobs and the future of Social Security were front and center during Monday night's Republican Presidential debate.
Tim Pawlenty is endorsing Mitt Romney for president.
I'll let the real experts disect the critical nuances of the debate, particularly the debate between Romney and Perry, because right now, lets face it, those two are the only ones with a chance in Hell of getting the nomination. If you insist, the Texas gun-slinger was good but the Massachusetts businessman was better, and I think one-upped Perry on almost every issue.
