There’s some kind of awfulizer gene embedded in human nature ( as evolved and especially among those who pay a lot of attention to politics) that makes us want to believe that things are worse than they are, and, if we can possibly manage to believe it... »
Mitt Romney generally has been a smooth debater, but in Monday night’s round in Myrtle Beach, S.C., the former governor of Massachusetts hit some rough moments. Mr. Romney answered haltingly — and indecisively — to the question of whether he would rele... »
That’s a good question, especially since it turns out that one of them has financial ties to the very same leveraged-buyout industry he’s currently demonizing. Tim Pawlenty visited Radio Row at the Manchester Radisson and sat down with me for a few min... »
Yesterday, I only made it to one campaign event thanks to a nasty head cold, which is why I didn’t write about this Newt Gingrich event on Sunday. The title of the event intrigued me — a “Hispanic town hall” event held at Don Quijotes, a Tex-Mex resta... »
Newt Gingrich’s presidential campaign just got a big boost in New Hampshire — the state holding the first Republican primary election. The Union Leader, the state’s most prominent publication and a leading voice in conservatism, says it’s backing Gingr... »
