My favorite headline of the day came from the Associated Press this morning: “Voting in Alabama, Mississippi could clarify race.” As if. If anything’s clear, it’s that Republican voters don’t want anybody to win the nomination, and it looks like they j... »
Romney hangs in there again like a punch-drunk fighter staggering toward the finish of the sixth round (ooh look at me, I’m using a sports metaphor), picking up wins in half of the states up for grabs yesterday including a very hotly contested Ohio, wh... »
Two new polls show Santorum leading Romney in Michigan:A loss in Michigan would be disastrous for the Romney campaign. Romney was born in Michigan, and his father was governor of the state for six years. In 2008 Romney won the Michigan primary by nine ... »
So last night, as some of you were wasting your money on that special person who will never see you as more than a friend, I tuned into the HBO documentary The Loving Story. Typically I don’t like documentaries as they are about “real things” and “real... »
That’s Gingrich’s takeaway anyway, vowing to keep on campaigning in the 46 remaining states (even though he failed to make Virginia’s ballot). And he did trounce Romney among those who identified as Tea Party supporters, Evangelicals, and the “very con... »
In an exquisite stroke of irony, federal district judge John Gibney rejected Rick Perry’s argument that Virginia’s state law governing the requirements for qualification on their presidential primary ballot were unconstitutional. This means that Rick P... »
But, who cares? Why is it that republicans think that rules are for other people and not them?A federal judge in Virginia said today that he will issue a decision soon on Rick Perry's challenge to the state's ballot access laws — and that the Texas gov... »
A federal appeals court has rejected Texas Gov. Rick Perry's bid to be placed on Virginia's Republican presidential primary ballot. »
