Talking Points: Author Says Only 10 States Matter In A Presidential Race
It may seem a little early, but this past week has seen an awful lot of activity in presidential politics.
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It may seem a little early, but this past week has seen an awful lot of activity in presidential politics.
Cary Gordon isn't a political operative, a top dollar donor or an elected official. But that hasn't stopped Jeb Bush's team from already reaching out as the 2016 Republican presidential campaign revs up in Iowa.
One-time presidential hopeful and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty sees the contest for the GOP's nomination coming down to Jeb Bush and Scott Walker.
On Tuesday morning, Jeb Bush announced on Facebook that he would "actively explore the possibility of running for President." With 692 days until the 2016 race, he's the first potential candidate to officially say he or she is thinking about running, even though there has been speculation about several others over the past year. So, why do candidates announce so early?
Bill and Hillary Clinton have generated more than $100 million over the past decade -- just through public speaking. And now their daughter, Chelsea, is getting in on the family business.
The lessons learned from a system of education reforms that improved low test scores and dismal graduation rates in Florida schools could benefit Minnesota, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush told Minnesota lawmakers Tuesday.
When Minnesota lawmakers return from a holiday recess, they'll have a guest from Florida waiting to address them.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush will help lead a Republican group's efforts to improve the party's outreach to Hispanic voters in preparation for the 2012 presidential election.
