Foreign Policy Surprises Ahead
If we've learned anything from past campaigns, it's that the winner will have an unpredictable foreign policy.
If we've learned anything from past campaigns, it's that the winner will have an unpredictable foreign policy.
"Vote early" is the theme for this election, though hopefully not along with "vote often"
The race now appears within the margin of error
Obama's lead among woman looks to be gone, as does Romney's less substantial lead among men
George W. Bush's former Secretary of State endorsed Obama in 2008 too
Deciding to play to his base in the general election could prove fatal
Ad says the president doesn't take national security seriously
The feds say the letters rise to the level of voter intimidation
It was taken over during the civil war because of its firepower
Comments about pregnancies resulting from rape drawing criticism
Promoted a hashtag focused on the economy the day of the debate
Recorded offering advice on how to skirt the law
Unsurprisingly, rational people assume he's toast
They intend to plot out their next effort long ahead of time
Even though Mitt disagrees with his comments about rape pregnancies
About comments that he wanted to deck the president for being mean to his dad
The winner in November may name one or more new justices. Shouldn't the voters get to hear more about it?
Think politicians make them the bad guys in order to win votes
Will include two candidates with the most viewer support
Says they have no jurisdiction
Plus: Which other races are most important and whether freedom is growing
He's the gift that keeps on giving
An evangelist starts a draft-Christ movement.
Was originally off the record
With all four third party candidates there making attempts to court them
The pro-Romney ad is running in several swing states
Government's attempt to squeeze out charitable contributions and increase Americans' tax burden
The candidate appeared at a Denver rally last night
CHICAGO-The Free & Equal debate that featured the four primary third party candidates at Hilton Chicago last night wasn't pretty but it sure as hell was more interesting than the three official presidential debates between Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama.
The Indiana senate candidate said "God intended" pregnancies that come from rape even though it's a "horrible situation"
All the complaints came from one site, the county elections director says the problem comes up every election but the machines can easily be fixed by workers
After starting off with a question about electoral procedure. Online instant runoff voting by the organizers of the debate will determine which two candidates meet to debate again next week
The paper endorses the Libertarian nominee for president after noting it usually endorses the Republican candidate
Richard Mourdock said pregnancies resulting from rape were something God intended even though it's a horrible situation at a debate last night
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