Mitt Romney suggests only he can beat Obama
Romney says he may be "overstating" case but that it takes someone who hasn't been in Washington to defeat the president
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Romney says he may be "overstating" case but that it takes someone who hasn't been in Washington to defeat the president
The foreign policy hawk says the U.S should not stand on the sidelines in Syria
Despite his fourth-place finish in South Carolina, Ron Paul has no plans to pack up
Despite a social conservative reputation, voters appear focused on the economy ahead of Saturday's key primary -- is that good news for Romney?
Republicans are growing worried that they are headed to a "brokered convention" in Tampa. It's unlikely--but there is still plenty to worry about
GOP presidential candidate gets a boost in Rust Belt states that will be key in the general election
Influential Florida politician expresses concerns that GOP candidates are appealing to voters' "fears and emotion" and may be alienating independents
Lawmakers unable to convince Cuban leader to release Alan Gross, an American contractor held in Havana
Newt Gingrich slams president for apologizing to Afghan leader over burned Korans, and Obama blamed for pain at pump
The liberal comedian unveils a check for Priorities USA Action during a stand up performance
Palin was ready to step down as Alaska's governor months before she left office in July 2009, emails released Thursday show
Only Ron Paul, who wants much bigger cuts than any of his rivals, would actually cut the deficit
The Republican presidential candidate also tells conservative talk host Glenn Beck that he wants to do away with state and federal involvement in education and recalls when he was "not really interested in the issue" of abortion rights
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich said President Obama "surrendered" Thursday when he apologized to the Afghan government for the burning of several Qurans
Restore Our Future PAC is running an ad in Michigan and Arizona that is identical to one the Romney presidential campaign aired in 2007, and a watchdog group has cried foul