Gingrich Insists Republican Primary Isn't Over
Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich says he's not leaving the Presidential race anytime soon. "I'm the tortoise in this race," Gingrich says. "I'll just keep coming forward and I'm still here."
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Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich says he's not leaving the Presidential race anytime soon. "I'm the tortoise in this race," Gingrich says. "I'll just keep coming forward and I'm still here."
Women will have a powerful voice in this year's Presidential election—so any misstep that offends can become a major issue. No surprise then, that Democrats are scrambling to distance themselves from commentator Hilary Rosen's comment on Wednesday about Mitt Romney's wife, Ann.
During a Wednesday fundraiser, GOP presidential hopeful Ron Paul said nothing has changed.
Republican presidential contender Ron Paul continues his three-day "town hall" tour of Texas with an event in Fort Worth.
Rick Santorum is facing political reality. He is suspending his campaign today -- but essentially, he's dropping his run for the White House.
George W. Bush is as hard to find in his father's office, as he is in the 2012 presidential contest. The younger Bush was an afterthought Thursday as President George H.W. Bush met with current GOP front-runner Mitt Romney.
Ron Paul said that he has no plans to drop out of the Republican presidential race, despite the fact that he is way behind in last place.
Former President George H.W. Bush plans to endorse Mitt Romney at an event Thursday in Houston. The two will appear together and speak to reporters.
Mitt Romney is scheduled to arrive in Texas to begin a two-day, three-city swing through the Lone Star State.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry took to the stage at an exclusive journalists' gala Saturday night to roast himself — and poke fun at his gubernatorial predecessor George W. Bush, and presidential candidates Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum.
Rick Santorum is the winner of the Louisiana Republican presidential primary, defeating GOP front-runner Mitt Romney in yet another conservative Southern state.
Mitt Romney's victory in Illinois came as no surprise, and it further cements his path to the Republican nomination in the primary.
Despite set-backs Tuesday, Romney continues to get closer to the required 1,144 delegates to capture the Republican nomination.
A new poll on the Texas primary race is good news for Mitt Romney.
Two new polls show Newt Gingrich is running third place in a state that he needs to win badly -- Alabama. Voters there head to the polls on Tuesday.
Ohio and Tennessee are two important states Tuesday, because they are the biggest contests in which candidates don't have a home advantage.
Voters in 10 states participate in primaries and caucuses on Tuesday, and no one candidate is expected to deliver a knockout blow.
At a conference at SMU featuring former First Ladies Monday, Barbara Bush said she was very unhappy with the 2012 campaign and the lack of civility in political debate.
The Ohio primary is shaping up to be a real nail-biter on Super Tuesday. It's one of 10 states where voters will select which Republican should become the party's nominee to try to unseat President Barack Obama.
Mitt Romney rolled to a double-digit victory in Washington state's Republican presidential caucuses Saturday night, his fourth campaign triumph in a row and a fresh show of strength in the run-up to 10 Super Tuesday contests in all regions of the country.
Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and their Republican presidential rivals vied for delegates Saturday in Washington state caucuses, a quiet prelude to 10 Super Tuesday contests next week in all regions of the country.
As Santorum has said repeatedly, if you don't like the state of the race, wait a couple of weeks, and it will change.
As expected, Mitt Romney won Arizona's primary and pulled out a close victory in his home state of Michigan. But many political analysts believe the Republican primary is still status quo.
Numerous polls out Monday morning show Michigan's Republican primary is too close to call between Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum.
Mitt Romney went to the Daytona 500 for what should have been a chance to show he's one of the guys. Instead, he reminded people that he is not a regular Joe.
