Group Spending $500K On Anti-Obama Ads In Minn.
A new round of television advertising criticizing President Barack Obama over the federal debt is airing on stations in the usual swing states -- and Minnesota, too.
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A new round of television advertising criticizing President Barack Obama over the federal debt is airing on stations in the usual swing states -- and Minnesota, too.
Former Minnesota Gov. and potential Mitt Romney running mate Tim Pawlenty will be in Ohio for a pair of campaign events.
There's just 100 days away from the election and a new poll shows President Obama is the more likeable candidate.
We're getting closer to the November elections, and we could find out by the end of the week who Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney will choose to be his running mate.
Throughout the modern history of vice presidential selections, it is almost unheard of to pick a VP this far ahead of the political convention.
There's speculation Mitt Romney will announce his running mate this week, and according to the New York Times, former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty may again be on the short list. The very short list.
The presidential election has taken a decidedly negative turn this past week, with the fierce debate over when Mitt Romney left his job at Bain Capitol.
Mitt Romney has consistently said he was in not involved with Bain Capital after 1999. Yet SEC filings says Romney was the "sole stockholder, chairman of the board, chief executive officer and president" until 2002, when he and the firm agreed to a severance package.
As a presidential hopeful, Tim Pawlenty won respect among GOP insiders, social conservatives and the tea party movement. Far from the first love of any faction, he quickly washed out as a candidate.
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty says he's told Mitt Romney's presidential campaign to look elsewhere for a running mate.
Instead of a free flight, the reward for loyalty to a political campaign can be as simple as a T-shirt or a pin -- and as special as preferential seating at a rally when the candidate swoops into town.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney continued his Midwestern bus tour on Monday in Wisconsin. He's hitting small towns in swing states, while honing his campaign message. But there's another interesting element to this road trip: VP auditions.
President Barack Obama's announcement that illegal immigrants who were brought to the United States as children will not be deported is drawing cheers from immigration advocates. But the announcement poses a real dilemma for these young people.
President Barack Obama found himself scrambling yesterday to recover from a slip that within seconds became fodder for his rival's campaign. Taken out of context at a news conference addressing the nation's and world economic ills, the President's six little words -- "the private sector is doing fine" -- touched off a fierce reply from Mitt Romney.
Her sights now set on re-election, Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann is still making the most of the national conservative stature she drew on during a run for president.
Mitt Romney says the failed attempt to recall Wisconsin's Republican governor should embolden conservatives. He also says it could offer his presidential campaign a dose of hope come November.
The discouraging new unemployment numbers present President Barack Obama with a sobering reminder that an uneven recovery from the recession can be a fragile argument for his re-election.
Supporters of maverick Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul are seizing control of Minnesota's state Republican Convention.
The same-sex marriage debate heated up with the presidential candidates. It also stirred up emotions here in Minnesota.
Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul is scheduled to speak at the Minnesota Republican Convention next week in St. Cloud.
Nearly three months after leaving the Republican Presidential race, Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann is expected to endorse Mitt Romney on Thursday.
President Obama is in a virtual dead heat with projected GOP nominee Mitt Romney.
Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen may have boosted Mitt Romney's Presidential campaign more than any Republican strategist ever could.
Want a peek inside the Democratic playbook as the presidential race shifts fully into general election mode? Just listen to Joe Biden.
Now that Mitt Romney has seized a decisive and what appears to be an insurmountable lead in the race to win the Republican nomination, new unemployment numbers are casting doubt as to the strength of the recovery.
