Sunday, November 8, 2009

Mitt Romney

2012 Fault Lines in NY-23 House Special Election

The 2012 race starts to take shape in upstate New York. more >>

At AIPAC, Romney Slams Obama Without Ever Mentioning His Name

The possible 2012 contender says he is "concerned by the current drift" in U.S.-Israeli relations. more >>

Romney for Senate? Succeeding Kennedy Could Help in 2012

Republican would get a chance to show the type of commander in chief he could be. more >>

Sarah Palin and Jeb Bush Poised to Lead Town-Hallers

Palin, Jeb Bush, Ron Paul among those seen benefiting from town hall protests. more >>

Poll: Mitt Romney Favored for Republican 2012 Presidential Nomination

A new poll names the top five Republican presidential candidates for 2012. more >>

Would You Vote for Mitt Romney in 2012?

Who will the GOP nominate for 2012? more >>

Sarah Palin Snubs Washington Insiders at Senate-House Dinner

It's not the insiders she's worried about; it's the grass roots. more >>

Mitt Romney: Jihadism Is Not Part of Islam

Romney says recent remarks about the jihadist threat have nothing to do with Islam. more >>

Mitt Romney on Obama's Cairo Speech: No Apologies

The former presidential candidate says the president should show the "resolve and strength of America" in his speech to Muslims. more >>

Readers Defend Mitt Romney—and Michael Steele—Over Mormon Comments

Republican readers say Michael Steele was right about bias against Mitt Romney, but they decry it. more >>

Michael Steele on the Mormon Factor in Romney's Defeat

The RNC chair's comments about Romney's Mormonism were politically incorrect but accurate. more >>

Palin, Huckabee, Gingrich, and Romney Not Enough for Republican Base

A long time Republican senator says none of the potential presidential candidates are exciting. more >>

Sarah Palin Vs. President Barack Obama in 2012?

Some Republicans are already looking to 2012 and a race between President Obama and GOP Nominee Palin. more >>

Sarah Palin, the Embarrassing GOP Cheerleader

It's hard to say—is it more damaging to shut her up or to let her talk? more >>

Fiorina's Non-Gaffe: Could McCain or Palin Do Your Job?

The idea that presidential candidates should be able to run corporations is crazy. more >>

McCain VP Update: Secret Service Says They Did Not Sweep Romney's Sister's House

Only 40 minutes after I posted, the Secret Service responded. more >>

GOP Focus for McCain Veep On Romney, Then Lieberman and Pawlenty

But McCain could play his maverick card and pop an unusual name for Veep choice. more >>

Sources: Romney is Out

Sources say Romney is out of the running for VP. more >>

Dems Ready for Romney

The speeches tonight show Obama's camp is ready if Romney is the VP. more >>

McCain-Pawlenty Looking Better Than McCain-Romney

Some Democrats think 12 houses might be too many for the GOP ticket. more >>

We'll Soon Know if Romney Is McCain's Vice President, but It's Not Portman

McCain is back to considering Romney. Rob Portman tells us he's not on the list. more >>

Mitt For Veep Hits D.C. Streets

Somebody pushing Mitt Romney as Sen. John McCain's running mate has hit Washington streets with posters to promote their guy. more >>

GOP Veepstakes: The Probable McCain Shortlist

What? No wild cards for GOP vice president? That’s no fun. more >>

To Democrats, McCain's Potential Vice Presidents Are the 7 Dwarfs

The Democrats "Next Cheney" site slams all of those on McCain's potential No. 2 list. more >>

McCain Veep Nominee: Pawlenty or Romney, Romney or Pawlenty

McCain vice presidential pick could be at hand. more >>

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