Rick Santorum endorses Romney
Santorum says meeting with presumptive nominee helped assure him social issues would receive their due in the campaign
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Santorum says meeting with presumptive nominee helped assure him social issues would receive their due in the campaign
It's primary day in Wisconsin, where Democrats will pick a challenger to face off against the Republican governor facing a recall election on June 5
Over 20 years, a woman once called "grating, abrasive and boastful" has become among the most popular politicians in the nation
Biden supporting concept put it back in spotlight; Progressives back it, but opposition could get more conservatives to vote
"Face the Nation" on May 6, 2012, hosted by CBS News chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer.
John Dickerson: Presumed GOP nominee should tell America what he's learning from secret meetings with the middle class
John Dickerson: Romney has touted executive experience as essential, but even without it Rubio might be a good match
Candidate ducks question about paying taxes, avoids same-sex marriage and elections in Europe in Ohio appearance
Shortly before 2011 indictment, John Edwards called elderly heiress whose money helped hide his pregnant mistress and asked for $3 million more
Two members of administration signal support for gay marriage - but "evolving" president seems reticent to discuss it in election year
With the latest numbers on political fundraising, super PACs once again played a major role.
White House says Obama administration will not negotiate with al Qaeda despite concern about safety of 70-year-old American
Mr. Obama's campaign plans to spend $25 million to run the ad in key states that could decide election
Billionaire investor and advocate of so-called "Buffett Rule" says he won't give to super PACS because "You have to take a stand some place"
Iowa jurists who lost seats after legalizing same-sex marriages, U.S. diplomat who backed Syrian opposition honored by JFK Library Foundation