Santorum Sweeps Through The Heartland
By Geoff Holtzman on February 8, 2012Rick Santorum pulled a mild upset Tuesday, winning a trio of caucuses that caused most analysts to re-evaluate the GOP race.
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Rick Santorum pulled a mild upset Tuesday, winning a trio of caucuses that caused most analysts to re-evaluate the GOP race.
Mitt Romney completed a sweep this week, winning Saturday’s Nevada caucuses by a wide margin over former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and the rest of the GOP field.
Florida is the state that makes or breaks a candidate. Since 1972, the winner of the Florida primary has become the party’s nominee. In 2012, the winner was Mitt Romney. Romney won Tuesday’s race in a landslide, receiving 47 percent, with Newt Gingrich coming in second place with 32 percent….
House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), however, weighed in on these concerns Wednesday to reporters, saying Republicans concerned about a prolonged primary battle needed to “relax.”
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich suggested not just a trip to the moon but a real base on the moon. “Crazy” is how most of the media labeled it. The Speaker said his critics do not understand science or technology or entrepreneurship. He has pointed out that when the transcontinental railroad…
While the remaining four candidates all have admirable qualifications to be the next president, progress in defeating the incumbent president cannot continue if the opposing candidates cannot unite. The famous adage, “A house divided against itself cannot stand,” couldn’t apply more.
Former U.S. Senator Fred Thompson is endorsing Newt Gingrich for President, as he announced on Fox News on Monday Evening. In South Carolina this past weekend, the former Senator made his rounds on Radio Row as the Spokesperson for National Popular Vote in South Carolina Admiring his low-tax approach, which…
Just when you thought Mitt Romney had the nomination in the bag, Newt Gingrich’s surprising win in Saturday’s South Carolina primary showed a nice change of pace. The former Speaker took the state with 41 percent of the vote, while Romney claimed second with 27 percent. It was a shocking…
MANCHESTER,N.H.— The Occupy movement was alive and well in Manchester on January 10, the quintessential epicenter of political discourse, with one rallying cry, “keep the money out of our politics”. Occupy Wall Street, a grass-roots campaign born out of a general discontent with the state of the American political and…
Manchester, N.H.— Jon Huntsman is staying alive in New Hampshire. The former Utah Gov. made radio appearances at ‘Radio Row’ at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester this morning. Donning an old leather jacket and blue jeans, the GOP presidential candidate was all smiles as he greeted the media personnel. Mr….
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