Tampa prepares for Republican National Convention
The RNC is scheduled to convene on Aug. 27 and will hold its first session on Aug. 28 as Tropical Storm Isaac threatens disruptions due to its proximity to the Florida peninsula
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The RNC is scheduled to convene on Aug. 27 and will hold its first session on Aug. 28 as Tropical Storm Isaac threatens disruptions due to its proximity to the Florida peninsula
Demonstrations held on the eve of the start of the Republican's nominating convention, which will hold its first session on Aug. 28, 2012
Thousands of Ron Paul loyalists defied threat from Tropical Storm Isaac to hear their champion speak in Tampa
Most of Monday's speakers are moved to later in the week; Tuesday's speaking schedule to begin at 2 p.m. ET
With a renewed focus on the economy, and a re-heated abortion debate, Romney has a lot of work to do at the convention
As Isaac thrashes Southern Florida, Republicans scramble to rejigger schedule for their rally to nominate Mitt Romney
While the national GOP tries to limit debate on abortion, state legislatures have unleashed a "tidal wave" of abortion restrictions
Former president's brother said it's time for Obama to offer fresh solutions for the economy instead of blaming others
Mitt Romney on Sunday touted the health reforms he implemented in Massachusetts, even as he blasted Obama's federal reforms
In Tampa Bay Times op-ed, Florida's Republican-turned-independent former governor announces support for president
Libertarian Congressman says he declined a chance to speak at GOP convention because he can't fully endorse the presumptive nominee
GOP's Reince Priebus says voters will decide that president "sold us a bill of goods" and didn't deliver on promises
Republican Sen. defends strict anti-abortion language in GOP platform; Says Akin's rape comments make it "borderline impossible" Mo. candidate will win
On CBS' "Face the Nation," political experts say presumptive GOP nominee must share his personal story and his agenda, in addition to business experience
Political caricaturists' use of a donkey and elephant were embraced by Democrats and Republicans