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Friday, May 25, 2012
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Viewpoints: Clear Channel violates First Amendment rights Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/03/25/4362382/clear-channel-violates-first-amendment.html#storylink=cpy
By Sue Wilson
Special to The Bee
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/03/25/4362382/clear-channel-violates-first-amendment.html#storylink=cpy
The First Amendment protection of freedom of speech is a treasure. I stand up for the rights of Rush Limbaugh, Garry Trudeau, Bill Maher and everyone else to have their say, whether I agree or not (outside incitement to violence). I do not condone censorship.
But private censorship has crept into our public airwaves, and we must stand against it.
I'm not talking about newspapers that didn't print Trudeau's Doonesbury strip, a daily 30-second read. Newspapers are private enterprise: Anyone with enough capital can start a newspaper and write what they will. Nor cable programs like "Real Time with Bill Maher," which produced 35 hours of lefty snark in 2011. Cable TV is private enterprise: when people write a check to Comcast or Direct TV, they pay private contractors, via cable or satellite, to bring programs from Playboy to Disney into their homes.
I'm talking about local TV and especially local radio, where a host like Limbaugh dominates the dial with right-wing commentary for about 750 hours each year. Broadcasting is a public-private partnership: The public owns the airwaves needed for transmission; private businesses own the buildings, equipment, etc. needed to broadcast programming. When private business goes into broadcasting, it makes a deal with the public: a free license from the Federal Communication Commission if it agrees to "serve the public interest, convenience and necessity."
Broadcasting differs from newspapers and cable; the number of frequencies available in one community are few, so only a limited number of local stations are possible. Physical scarcity is the foundation of all broadcast law.
In Sacramento, Clear Channel Communications broadcasts about 190 hours per week of one-sided political talk over three giant stations, KFBK-AM, KGBY-FM and AMFM Holding's KSTE-AM. Clear Channel management disputed that at a recent meeting with Media Action Center, Sacramento Media Group and Occupy Sacramento. But general manager Jeff Holden said he's very comfortable airing only one-sided political talk on three stations – during an election year.
But Clear Channel is violating the First Amendment rights of all who equally own the public airwaves, disagree with right-wing politics, but are not allowed to be heard at all. It is a matter of access, says the Supreme Court.
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/03/25/4362382/clear-channel-violates-first-amendment.html#storylink=cpy
Friday, March 9, 2012
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Rick Santorum Tells AIPAC Obama ‘Turned His Back on the People of Israel’
Rick Santorum Tells AIPAC Obama ‘Turned His Back on the People of Israel’: CLEVELAND – Instead of shaking hands outside polling places in Ohio or Tennessee today, Rick Santorum warned a Super Tuesday audience at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference in Washington D.C., of the dangers of a nuclear Iran and accused President Obama of doing...
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Ron Paul Wins in Michigan, After East Lansing Vote Counted
The Republican Party has just announced, "This was a Long Sought win for Ron Paul, he has been running a robust campaign so far, and this State was well deserved," just reported on A Nationally Syndicated Web-Cast minutes ago. I would have to agree, the number of delegates Ron Paul will accumulate here definately helps his bid at the Oval Office. Mitt Romney came just 1,408 votes short of Paul thanks to an overwhelming turnout from East Lansing. In this heavily populated City in the heart of Michigan, leaves covering the landscape as do Ron Paul Supporters.
Tuesday finished with 3,430 votes for Ron Paul, beating both Santorum and Romney, by almost a thousands of votes, nobody came close. Let's see if he can win California which is going to give him his highest number of Delegates in a single state. "He is poised for Super Tuesday," is what I have been hearing a lot from his campaign director.
After Michigan being announced a win for Ron Paul, Rick Santorum said this, "Come Convention We'll be having tea, watching March Madness, ready to not be there, and still praying for a win!"
Once Inside I Declared My Candidacy For Mayor
I am embarking on a quest, sort of a self challenge to test my own will by following the faith that I have been blessed with. This is a pivotal time in Stockton, as is around the world today. Some might be going about the day as if everything is fine, we the people need to Unite and form a more perfect Statehood, and soon show signs of progress. Being in charge of a city's financial management, how can you spend money that isn't there? Who is supposed to pay for it? I wish I could declare bankruptcy being 341 Million in the hole, I am sure I would have a city thriving on freedom of choice, and a more traditional feel to life here in the Central Valley.
Monday, February 27, 2012
Thursday, February 23, 2012
States Already Suspected of Voter Fraud so far in 2012
The Headline above makes one consider if running for president isnt some form of odd sport like rowing. At times the waters are choppy, but most of the trip it'll be a smooth sail, and thats if you can row consistently. Otherwise they throw you off the boat, and let the traveling be up to you. This is the point where pointing is no longer an option. How can we as individuals be okay with the FACT that they do not want the majority of the Country to hear Ron Paul Speak, and have him Unite the people again all bound to our constitution, the greatest Declaration known to man. Maybe we will all get to sign it this-time.
If and when Ron Paul wins a state, they tend to not mention it, but talk about how close the second and third place candidates, and never really mention who's in what place, merely how 'close it is between the two. There are lots of Reports from Caucus holders all-across the United States that their numbers were recorded by the State Representatives correctly. Either they were simply not
tallied at all, with a claim that they were lost. In some cases they are even being labeled as being won by other candidates, then telling the people to sit down and shut-up.
Even the Head of the Republican Party is reporting the different fraud cases that are seemingly more reported now than ever.
Karl Rove: "Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum Are meeting behind closed doors to decide whose going up, and who is going down."
These States Have All been accounting credible witnesses to the cover-up the results and tell the Media those counties will be unable to cast their ballots, trying to do anything they can to hold on to the WORLD a little longer: South Carolina
IowaHas now been CONFIRMED!
Nevada Has Now Been CONFIRMED!
Maine Has Now Been CONFIRMED!
Has admitted that in counties where Ron Paul was leading by sometimes double digits, were not counted.Precinct, and County Heads all recorded saying they were calling in their votes, and then seeing different numbers being reported, or giving the results to a different contender. With only 4% of the votes counted they started saying it looks as if Romney was going to win! That would be saying it looks like the Kings will Beat the Lakers after the first possession of the game.
If and when Ron Paul wins a state, they tend to not mention it, but talk about how close the second and third place candidates, and never really mention who's in what place, merely how 'close it is between the two. There are lots of Reports from Caucus holders all-across the United States that their numbers were recorded by the State Representatives correctly. Either they were simply not
Even the Head of the Republican Party is reporting the different fraud cases that are seemingly more reported now than ever.
Karl Rove: "Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum Are meeting behind closed doors to decide whose going up, and who is going down."
These States Have All been accounting credible witnesses to the cover-up the results and tell the Media those counties will be unable to cast their ballots, trying to do anything they can to hold on to the WORLD a little longer: South Carolina
IowaHas now been CONFIRMED!
Nevada Has Now Been CONFIRMED!
Maine Has Now Been CONFIRMED!
Has admitted that in counties where Ron Paul was leading by sometimes double digits, were not counted.Precinct, and County Heads all recorded saying they were calling in their votes, and then seeing different numbers being reported, or giving the results to a different contender. With only 4% of the votes counted they started saying it looks as if Romney was going to win! That would be saying it looks like the Kings will Beat the Lakers after the first possession of the game.
Greed is controlling our whole country, opposing them in any pursuit of profit is extremely dangerous. It will cause these money sucking leeches to die off, when we just don't care about money.Oh Zee (GP) 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
YouTube enlists big-name help to redefine channels
By Ryan Nakashima, AP Business Writer | Associated Press – 7 hours ago
CULVER CITY, Calif. (AP) -- YouTube is enlisting Hollywood's help to reach a generation of viewers more familiar with smartphones than TV remotes. The online video giant is aiming to create 25 hours of programming per day with the help of some of the top names in traditional TV. The Google-owned site is spreading its wealth among producers, directors, and other filmmakers, using a $100 million pot of seed money it committed last fall. The fund represents YouTube's largest spending on original content so far.
YouTube believes it is laying groundwork for the future. While the number of traditional TV watchers has leveled off in recent years, more and more people are watching video on mobile phones, tablets and computers, especially the 18- to 34-year-old age demographic that advertisers covet. The idea is to create 96 additional YouTube channels, which are essentially artists' home pages, where viewers can see existing video clips and click "subscribe" to be notified when new content goes up.
Well-funded videos by a select roster of stars are likely to be more watchable than the average YouTube fare of cute cats and webcam monologues. YouTube is betting that a solid stream of good content will attract more revenue from advertisers, bring viewers back frequently and bolster its parent company's fledgling Web-connected-TV platform, Google TV.
The cash has enticed some of TV's biggest stars, including "Fast Five" director Justin Lin, who directs episodes of "Community," ''CSI" creator Anthony Zuiker and Nancy Tellem, the former president of CBS entertainment.
Zuiker is teaming up on a horror series for YouTube after observing his own family's behavior. His three pre-teen sons spend more time on phones, iPads and computers than watching TV these days.
"We want to jointly take the risk with YouTube and roll the dice on the future," Zuiker says. "The old regime is going to falter because everybody thinks the TV is the only device that really counts, and that's just not the case."
For producers, it's a chance to create shows that are completely free of meddling from major studios. They can also stay relevant with a younger crowd whose viewing is moving increasingly online.
Several new channels such as the extreme sports-focused Network A and Spanish-language Tutele have launched already. YouTube hopes to have them all up and running by this summer.
"This was really about galvanizing the ecosystem at large," says Alex Carloss, global head of original programming for YouTube. "We see the portfolio (of funded channels) really representing the best of TV meeting the best of the Web."
YouTube isn't the only Web video service that has started to pay for original content. Netflix Inc. recently launched the original series "Lilyhammer," while Hulu premiered "Battleground." But YouTube videos tend to be under 10 minutes, instead of fitting into traditional half-hour or hour-long TV slots. And aside from a few guidelines, ultimate control is given over to the artist, including what is uploaded and when new episodes appear. YouTubers also get away with far edgier stuff than the middle finger that rapper M.I.A. flashed during the Super Bowl halftime show.
Although YouTube's entire investment is less than half of what some studios spend on one blockbuster movie, about a third of the new channels were awarded to scrappy YouTube veterans who already know how to make it big online while keeping production costs low.
YouTube expects to recoup what it spends on the grants by sharing ad revenue the new videos generate.
At Maker Studios, which received money for three new channels, the funds have turbo-charged an already teeming operation that has about 160 full-time staff spread across several buildings crammed with props and computers in the west Los Angeles suburb of Culver City.
On a recent visit, two scenes were being shot in an alley. One was for a parody of a Christmas movie trailer. The other was for a new series about a crime-fighting van called "Si, Es I, Pepe."
Maker cranks out about 300 YouTube videos each month at a bare-bones cost of about $1,000 each.
The studio's videos generate a whopping 500 million views each month, thanks largely to established hits that include Ray William Johnson's roundup of crazy videos and such viral giants as "Epic Rap Battles of History."
Advertisers pay up to $10 per thousand views for video ads that precede the featured content, according to TubeMogul, a major buyer of YouTube ads for the nation's biggest advertisers including Proctor & Gamble Co. and News Corp.'s 20th Century Fox movie studio. Established YouTube partners share roughly half of their revenue with the site. So if Maker videos generate $1 or $2 in ad revenue per thousand views, it would just be scraping by.
Maker co-founder Danny Zappin, who quit film school to buy a high-end camera to start a career on YouTube, says it's a "tricky balance" to keep the studio's share of ad revenue higher than the cost of video-making. The undisclosed amount it got from YouTube, on top of the $4 million venture capital it received about a year ago, lets Maker put up more videos without waiting for the views and cash to roll in. "It gives us resources and runway that we wouldn't otherwise have," Zappin said.
For other less-established players in online video, the money has given them an added reason to get involved.
Former CBS executive Tellem teamed up with TV entrepreneur Brian Bedol to create Bedrocket Media Ventures, an upstart production company behind several new YouTube channels, including Network A. The funding "allowed us, or caused us, to focus on YouTube ahead of other platforms," Bedol says.
Analysts believe YouTube has made a wise investment at a time ad rates for online video are rising.
YouTube can be successful with just a few big hits — think of Rebecca Black's "Friday" — even if thousands of videos fall flat. It's similar to the hit-or-miss approach to traditional TV and movies.
"The investor community does not look at this as money wasted," Macquarie analyst Ben Schachter says.
Since promising to share ad revenue with its most popular uploaders in 2007, YouTube has invested in original content mainly by paying for equipment and training new artists, but it was never as big as this.
Backing up its new strategy, YouTube also revamped its homepage to prioritize channels and recommendations above just the most-viewed videos. The revamp allows advertisers to target popular channels or categories of content more easily.
YouTube's funding plan takes a page from Apple Inc.'s playbook. When the iPhone maker launched its App Store in 2008, a $100 million seed fund created by Silicon Valley investor John Doerr spawned hundreds of thousands of new apps.
"Our developers are not software engineers," YouTube's vice president of global content partnerships, Robert Kyncl, told a convention in January. "Our developers are Hollywood stars, are online stars, are regular folks like you and I."
If nothing else, the injection of funds will spawn content never before been seen on any screen, large or small.
"Fast Five" director Lin, who is teaming up with YouTube stars Ryan Higa and Kevin "KevJumba" Wu on the "YOMYOMF" channel, said his focus is not to try to find audiences with stereotypical Asian-American content. Rather, the idea is to give a platform to people who have unique voices but haven't been heard yet.
He says Higa and Wu didn't follow any set rules when they jumped to popularity with a mix of oddball humor, brutal honesty and rap. "They just did what they loved, and people came," Lin said. "If we're going to fail, I would rather go out with that philosophy."
___ Online: KassemG's parody of Christmas movies, http://bit.ly/yzTt5i Si, Es I, Pepe, http://bit.ly/AquLL8 Epic Rap Battles of History, http://bit.ly/xsjKks Ray William Johnson, http://bit.ly/wYDiaC YOMYOMF, http://bit.ly/ygxnuH Network A, http://bit.ly/wDeiZY Anthony Zuiker's partner, BlackBoxTV, http://bit.ly/yQFM13
CULVER CITY, Calif. (AP) -- YouTube is enlisting Hollywood's help to reach a generation of viewers more familiar with smartphones than TV remotes. The online video giant is aiming to create 25 hours of programming per day with the help of some of the top names in traditional TV. The Google-owned site is spreading its wealth among producers, directors, and other filmmakers, using a $100 million pot of seed money it committed last fall. The fund represents YouTube's largest spending on original content so far.
YouTube believes it is laying groundwork for the future. While the number of traditional TV watchers has leveled off in recent years, more and more people are watching video on mobile phones, tablets and computers, especially the 18- to 34-year-old age demographic that advertisers covet. The idea is to create 96 additional YouTube channels, which are essentially artists' home pages, where viewers can see existing video clips and click "subscribe" to be notified when new content goes up.
Well-funded videos by a select roster of stars are likely to be more watchable than the average YouTube fare of cute cats and webcam monologues. YouTube is betting that a solid stream of good content will attract more revenue from advertisers, bring viewers back frequently and bolster its parent company's fledgling Web-connected-TV platform, Google TV.
The cash has enticed some of TV's biggest stars, including "Fast Five" director Justin Lin, who directs episodes of "Community," ''CSI" creator Anthony Zuiker and Nancy Tellem, the former president of CBS entertainment.
Zuiker is teaming up on a horror series for YouTube after observing his own family's behavior. His three pre-teen sons spend more time on phones, iPads and computers than watching TV these days.
"We want to jointly take the risk with YouTube and roll the dice on the future," Zuiker says. "The old regime is going to falter because everybody thinks the TV is the only device that really counts, and that's just not the case."
For producers, it's a chance to create shows that are completely free of meddling from major studios. They can also stay relevant with a younger crowd whose viewing is moving increasingly online.
Several new channels such as the extreme sports-focused Network A and Spanish-language Tutele have launched already. YouTube hopes to have them all up and running by this summer.
"This was really about galvanizing the ecosystem at large," says Alex Carloss, global head of original programming for YouTube. "We see the portfolio (of funded channels) really representing the best of TV meeting the best of the Web."
YouTube isn't the only Web video service that has started to pay for original content. Netflix Inc. recently launched the original series "Lilyhammer," while Hulu premiered "Battleground." But YouTube videos tend to be under 10 minutes, instead of fitting into traditional half-hour or hour-long TV slots. And aside from a few guidelines, ultimate control is given over to the artist, including what is uploaded and when new episodes appear. YouTubers also get away with far edgier stuff than the middle finger that rapper M.I.A. flashed during the Super Bowl halftime show.
Although YouTube's entire investment is less than half of what some studios spend on one blockbuster movie, about a third of the new channels were awarded to scrappy YouTube veterans who already know how to make it big online while keeping production costs low.
YouTube expects to recoup what it spends on the grants by sharing ad revenue the new videos generate.
At Maker Studios, which received money for three new channels, the funds have turbo-charged an already teeming operation that has about 160 full-time staff spread across several buildings crammed with props and computers in the west Los Angeles suburb of Culver City.
On a recent visit, two scenes were being shot in an alley. One was for a parody of a Christmas movie trailer. The other was for a new series about a crime-fighting van called "Si, Es I, Pepe."
Maker cranks out about 300 YouTube videos each month at a bare-bones cost of about $1,000 each.
The studio's videos generate a whopping 500 million views each month, thanks largely to established hits that include Ray William Johnson's roundup of crazy videos and such viral giants as "Epic Rap Battles of History."
Advertisers pay up to $10 per thousand views for video ads that precede the featured content, according to TubeMogul, a major buyer of YouTube ads for the nation's biggest advertisers including Proctor & Gamble Co. and News Corp.'s 20th Century Fox movie studio. Established YouTube partners share roughly half of their revenue with the site. So if Maker videos generate $1 or $2 in ad revenue per thousand views, it would just be scraping by.
Maker co-founder Danny Zappin, who quit film school to buy a high-end camera to start a career on YouTube, says it's a "tricky balance" to keep the studio's share of ad revenue higher than the cost of video-making. The undisclosed amount it got from YouTube, on top of the $4 million venture capital it received about a year ago, lets Maker put up more videos without waiting for the views and cash to roll in. "It gives us resources and runway that we wouldn't otherwise have," Zappin said.
For other less-established players in online video, the money has given them an added reason to get involved.
Former CBS executive Tellem teamed up with TV entrepreneur Brian Bedol to create Bedrocket Media Ventures, an upstart production company behind several new YouTube channels, including Network A. The funding "allowed us, or caused us, to focus on YouTube ahead of other platforms," Bedol says.
Analysts believe YouTube has made a wise investment at a time ad rates for online video are rising.
YouTube can be successful with just a few big hits — think of Rebecca Black's "Friday" — even if thousands of videos fall flat. It's similar to the hit-or-miss approach to traditional TV and movies.
"The investor community does not look at this as money wasted," Macquarie analyst Ben Schachter says.
Since promising to share ad revenue with its most popular uploaders in 2007, YouTube has invested in original content mainly by paying for equipment and training new artists, but it was never as big as this.
Backing up its new strategy, YouTube also revamped its homepage to prioritize channels and recommendations above just the most-viewed videos. The revamp allows advertisers to target popular channels or categories of content more easily.
YouTube's funding plan takes a page from Apple Inc.'s playbook. When the iPhone maker launched its App Store in 2008, a $100 million seed fund created by Silicon Valley investor John Doerr spawned hundreds of thousands of new apps.
"Our developers are not software engineers," YouTube's vice president of global content partnerships, Robert Kyncl, told a convention in January. "Our developers are Hollywood stars, are online stars, are regular folks like you and I."
If nothing else, the injection of funds will spawn content never before been seen on any screen, large or small.
"Fast Five" director Lin, who is teaming up with YouTube stars Ryan Higa and Kevin "KevJumba" Wu on the "YOMYOMF" channel, said his focus is not to try to find audiences with stereotypical Asian-American content. Rather, the idea is to give a platform to people who have unique voices but haven't been heard yet.
He says Higa and Wu didn't follow any set rules when they jumped to popularity with a mix of oddball humor, brutal honesty and rap. "They just did what they loved, and people came," Lin said. "If we're going to fail, I would rather go out with that philosophy."
___ Online: KassemG's parody of Christmas movies, http://bit.ly/yzTt5i Si, Es I, Pepe, http://bit.ly/AquLL8 Epic Rap Battles of History, http://bit.ly/xsjKks Ray William Johnson, http://bit.ly/wYDiaC YOMYOMF, http://bit.ly/ygxnuH Network A, http://bit.ly/wDeiZY Anthony Zuiker's partner, BlackBoxTV, http://bit.ly/yQFM13
Sunday, February 19, 2012
(NOBODY BUT) RON PAUL ATTRACTS 2,300 VOTERS AT A SPOKANE, WASHINGTON CAMPAIGN RALLY
OVERFLOWS CITY’S CONVENTION CENTER, CONTINUING A MEMORABLE PACIFIC NORTHWEST CAMPAIGN TOUR
BELLEVUE, Washington – 2012 Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul attracted an astonishing 2,300 voters at his Spokane, Washington campaign rally today, ending this day of campaigning in the Pacific Northwest with an uncharacteristically large display of support.The 12-term Congressman from Texas’ rally took place at 7:30 p.m. PST at the Spokane Convention Center. Taken together, Dr. Paul’s Pacific Northwest campaign visit has so far resulted in his having reached thousands of supporters and undecided voters in candidate appearances alone. Tomorrow, Dr. Paul heads to Boise, Idaho for another large rally.
BELLEVUE, Washington – 2012 Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul attracted an astonishing 2,300 voters at his Spokane, Washington campaign rally today, ending this day of campaigning in the Pacific Northwest with an uncharacteristically large display of support.The 12-term Congressman from Texas’ rally took place at 7:30 p.m. PST at the Spokane Convention Center. Taken together, Dr. Paul’s Pacific Northwest campaign visit has so far resulted in his having reached thousands of supporters and undecided voters in candidate appearances alone. Tomorrow, Dr. Paul heads to Boise, Idaho for another large rally.
Saturday, February 18, 2012
This Is How Far They Go To Block Ron Paul
This Is News Max Political Archives for February, and Ron Paul is mentioned in 9 out of 170 Headlines. I thought they had to receive equal air-time, Ad Space, or any other way of promoting their campaign. If we already lost all of our rights, what makes you think this election is going to be fair, there will be nothing patriotic about it. They are trying to convince people with money not to donate their money to Ron Paul, because of his electability, which is the worst plausible description of the Doctor I've heard.
Politics Archives February 2012:
Feb 17, 2012 Santorum to Speak to Students at Michigan College
Feb 17, 2012 Ohio AG DeWine Switches from Romney to Santorum
Feb 17, 2012 Rasmussen: Romney Maintains Lead in Arizona
Feb 17, 2012 Ohio AG DeWine, Pro-life Group Back Santorum
Feb 17, 2012 Pro-Gingrich super PAC to get $10M Boost from Adelson
Feb 17, 2012 UAW: Romney Misleads Voters on Auto Bailouts
Feb 17, 2012 Rep. West: Obama Stimulus Made Things Worse
Feb 17, 2012 Romney on Santorum's Rombo Ad: ‘Most Negative I’ve Seen’
Feb 17, 2012 Wealthy Democratic Donor Says She's Keeping Her Cash
Feb 17, 2012 Limbaugh, Palin, Huckabee Praise Santorum in Ad
Feb 17, 2012 Obama Campaign, Democrats Raise $29.1 Million in January
Feb 17, 2012 Limbaugh, Palin, Huckabee Praise Santorum in Ad
Feb 17, 2012 Romney Attacks Obama on Foreign Policy
Feb 16, 2012 CNN Cancels March 1 Debate After Three Candidates Pass
Feb 16, 2012 Perry Seeks to Form Super PAC
Feb 16, 2012 Detroit News Poll: Santorum Has Edge Over Romney
Feb 16, 2012 Rep. West: Democratic Policy Amounts to ‘Insidious Slavery’
Feb 16, 2012 Priebus Needs Just a Year to Turn Around RNC Finances
Feb 16, 2012 Fox News Poll: Obama Leads Republicans in Swing States
Feb 16, 2012 Out-of-State Donations Add Up for Warren in Mass.
Feb 16, 2012 Trump Stumped by Santorum's Surge
Feb 16, 2012 Romney's Shifting Bailout Stance a Liability in Mich.
Feb 16, 2012 A Kennedy is Running Again in Mass.
Feb 16, 2012 Santorum Seeks More Congressional Backing
Feb 16, 2012 Romney Struggling to Attract White Working Class
Feb 16, 2012 Michigan Gov. Snyder Endorses Romney
Feb 15, 2012 Obama Raising Campaign Cash in California
Feb 15, 2012 AP Source: Michigan Gov. Snyder to Endorse Romney
Feb 15, 2012 Joseph Kennedy III to Run for Frank's Massachusetts Seat
Feb 15, 2012 Detroit to Romney: Get Real on Auto Bailout
Feb 15, 2012 Friess: I’ll Keep Helping Santorum — as Needed
Feb 15, 2012 Boehner Delays Action on Transportation Bill
Feb 15, 2012 Judge: Texas Republicans Should Plan on May 29 Primary
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum Exploring Secret Service Protection
Feb 15, 2012 Vulnerable Democrats Steer Clear of Obama Budget
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum Ad Attacks Romney … for Attacking Santorum
Feb 15, 2012 Quinnipiac: Santorum Leads in Ohio
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum Goes After Romney in Michigan
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum to 'Plant Flag' in Romney's Native State
Feb 15, 2012 Boehner: Democrats Should Compromise on Jobless, Medicare
Feb 14, 2012 Los Angeles Mayor to Chair Democratic Convention
Feb 14, 2012 Obama to Return to NYC for First Wall Street Fundraiser of Year
Feb 14, 2012 Democrat Reid, GOP Senator Shed Donations From Nevada Developer
Feb 14, 2012 Republicans Take Solyndra Message to Obama
Feb 14, 2012 Romney Returns to Familiar Playbook to Try to Stop Santorum
Feb 14, 2012 GOP Sen. Hatch Spars With Geithner on Obama Budget
Feb 14, 2012 Pooch Lovers Protest Romney Outside Westminster Dog Show
Feb 14, 2012 Christie: NJ Legislature Gay Marriage Vote ‘Good Theater’
Feb 14, 2012 Obama Declines to Return Stanford Money
Feb 14, 2012 Third Poll Shows Santorum Tied with Romney
Feb 14, 2012 Obama’s Budget Aims to Satisfy His Democratic Base
Feb 13, 2012 Evans: How Gingrich Wins the GOP Nomination
Feb 13, 2012 For Gingrich, "Super Tuesday" Looms as Turning Point
Feb 13, 2012 Gallup, Pew: Santorum Ties Romney
Feb 13, 2012 Cliff Stearns: GOP's New Investigative Star in Congress
Feb 13, 2012 Rep. Tom Cole: Obama’s Budget Is ‘Smoke and Mirrors’
Feb 13, 2012 Santorum Grabs Leads in 2 Michigan Polls
Feb 13, 2012 Poll: Biggest Budget Issue is Job Creation
Feb 13, 2012 GOP Rep. McKeon Calls Pentagon Budget Irresponsible
Feb 13, 2012 RNC Denounces Obama's New Budget Plan
Feb 13, 2012 Obama Faces Uphill Fight in Pennsylvania
Feb 13, 2012 Obama Supporters Launch Campaign Websites
Feb 13, 2012 Romney Supporters Question Campaign Strategy
Feb 13, 2012 Democrat Cleaver: Obama Budget 'Nervous Breakdown on Paper'
Feb 13, 2012 Wall Street Donates to GOP Amid Anger at Obama
Feb 13, 2012 Romney's Olympics Contributions Questioned by Some
Feb 13, 2012 New Gingrich Ad: Support Me to Halt 80-Year Drift to Left
Feb 12, 2012 Romney's Santorum Problem: No Easy Targets
Feb 12, 2012 Ron Paul: My Rivals Lack Convictions
Feb 12, 2012 McConnell Wants Vote on Birth-Control Mandate
Feb 11, 2012 Mitt Romney Wins CPAC Straw Poll
Feb 11, 2012 Gov. Scott: Get Government Out of Healthcare
Feb 11, 2012 In Maine, Paul Vies to Extend Romney Losing Streak
Feb 10, 2012 Matt Kibbe: Big 2012 Prize Is Conservative Takeover of Senate
Feb 10, 2012 George Allen: I Want to Kill Obamacare With my Vote
Feb 10, 2012 US House Republican Rejects Obama's Revised Health Rule
Feb 10, 2012 Ronald Kessler: Grover Norquist Says Obama Will Be Defeated
Feb 10, 2012 McConnell: Obama 'Demeans' Presidency
Feb 10, 2012 Cuccinelli: GOP Must Make Obamacare Centerpiece in 2012
Feb 10, 2012 Santorum Donor Friess Makes DC Debut
Feb 10, 2012 They're Back: Social Issues Overtake US Politics
Feb 10, 2012 Foreign Donations at Risk in Super PAC Landscape
Feb 10, 2012 Santorum Amplifies Faith in Way GOP Rivals Don't
Feb 09, 2012 Santorum: Obama Trying to Allow Iran to Have Nuke
Feb 09, 2012 Cardenas to Newsmax: GOP 'Hand-to-Hand Warfare' Benefits Obama
Feb 09, 2012 Embattled Biden Tries to Fix Birth-Control Fiasco
Feb 09, 2012 American Majority Uses NASCAR to Drive Conservatives
Feb 09, 2012 Some Republicans Want to Reconsider Earmark Ban
Feb 09, 2012 Five Lesser-Known Figures to Watch at CPAC
Feb 09, 2012 Some Republicans Regret Debt Limit Vote
Feb 09, 2012 Shot Giffords Aide to Seek Her Post in Special Election
Feb 09, 2012 GOP Congressmen to Romney: Pick Up the Pace
Feb 09, 2012 US House Passes Bill against Congressional Insider Trading
Feb 09, 2012 Bachmann: Santorum Victories Show Importance of Social Issues
Feb 09, 2012 Huntsman Named to Ford Motor Co. Board
Feb 09, 2012 Trump: Santorum Lost in Senate, How Can He Beat Obama?
Feb 08, 2012 Santorum Files for Indiana Ballot Despite Dispute
Feb 08, 2012 Friess: Santorum Should Pick Romney as VP
Feb 08, 2012 GOP Seeks ‘Pelosi Provision’ in Insider Trading Bill
Feb 08, 2012 Gingrich Warns Darkly of Iran Nuclear Possibility
Feb 08, 2012 Rush: Conservative Values Spur Santorum Trifecta
Feb 08, 2012 2 Creators of Eastwood Ad Donated Time to Obama in '08
Feb 08, 2012 Kessler: CPAC Will Have Record Turnout
Feb 08, 2012 Paul Remains Upbeat About Delegates Despite Losses
Feb 08, 2012 State Sen. Blue Might Run for NC Governor
Feb 08, 2012 Obama Budget Gives GOP Chance to Unite
Feb 08, 2012 Tuesday’s Contests Boost Santorum, Hurt Gingrich, Romney
Feb 08, 2012 Former Georgia Sen. Mattingly Endorses Gingrich
Feb 08, 2012 Marlin: Obama Will Lose Catholic Swing States, Maybe Election
Feb 08, 2012 Santorum's Gamble Pays off
Feb 08, 2012 McCain: Primary Season Should End to Focus on Obama
Feb 08, 2012 Pa. Might Delay Primary Over Redistricting
Feb 07, 2012 Schoen: Santorum ‘Shatters’ Inevitability Claim
Feb 07, 2012 Gingrich Floats Possibility of ‘Open Convention’
Feb 07, 2012 James Bopp Jr, RNC Member, Endorses Romney
Feb 07, 2012 Kerrey Declines Senate Bid, Nebraska Dems Scramble
Feb 07, 2012 33 in Congress Really Bring Home the Bacon, Wash Post Finds
Feb 07, 2012 February Contests: Maine, Colo., Mo., Minn., Ariz., Mich.
Feb 07, 2012 Gingrich Rebound 'Remarkable,' Regardless of Final Outcome
Feb 07, 2012 5 Key Factors to Watch in Mo., Minn., Colo. GOP Contests
Feb 07, 2012 3 GOP Candidates Blast Ruling Overturning Calif. Gay Marriage Ban
Feb 07, 2012 Gingrich: Romney, Obama Violate Catholic Rights
Feb 07, 2012 PPP Surveys Show Santorum Strength in Mo., Minn., Colo.
Feb 07, 2012 One-Third of Presidential Campaign Spending From Nonprofits
Feb 07, 2012 Kentucky Delays Congressional Districts Filing
Feb 07, 2012 Ex-Sen. Bob Kerrey Won't Try to Regain Neb. Seat
Feb 07, 2012 Obama Returning Money Tied to Fugitive Casino Owner
Feb 07, 2012 Romney Intensifies Fight for Social Conservatives
Feb 06, 2012 Kessler: RNC Beats Democrats in Fundraising
Feb 06, 2012 Tea Party Could Be Warming to Romney
Feb 06, 2012 Romney Camp Goes After Santorum
Feb 06, 2012 Democrats Wonder: Is Pelosi Friend or Foe?
Feb 06, 2012 Football Groups Using Lobbyists to Score on Capitol Hill
Feb 06, 2012 2012 Gingrich Looks Increasingly like 2008 Huckabee
Feb 06, 2012 Wash Post: Romney Claims on Anthem Wrong, Misguided
Feb 06, 2012 3 Virginia Democrats Vie to Challenge Rep. Cantor
Feb 06, 2012 Wash Post-ABC Poll: Obama Tops Romney Among All Americans
Feb 06, 2012 Rasmussen: Half Strongly Disapprove of Obama Performance
Feb 06, 2012 Singer Pat Boone Endorses Santorum
Feb 06, 2012 Romney Leads Newt in GOP Delegates, 101 to 32
Feb 06, 2012 Obama: Negative Ads Will Have Role in 2012 Race
Feb 06, 2012 GOP Ends NV Vote Count; Romney on Top with 50%
Feb 05, 2012 Jews Make Big Move Away from Obama
Feb 05, 2012 In Minn., Conservative Drift Challenges Romney
Feb 05, 2012 Armey: Gingrich on 'Vendetta' Against Romney
Feb 05, 2012 GOP Mounts Major Push to Woo Hispanics
Feb 05, 2012 Romney Win Leaves Rivals Few Options
Feb 05, 2012 Schoen & Blakeman: Voters Warm to Romney; Gingrich Must Reorganize
Feb 04, 2012 Conservatives, Mormons Help Romney Win Nevada
Feb 04, 2012 Republican Romney Sails to Easy Win in Nevada
Feb 04, 2012 Santorum: GOP Battle ‘Long, Long Way From Being Over’
Feb 04, 2012 Romney Wins Nevada Caucuses; Gingrich, Paul Battling for Second
Feb 04, 2012 Maine Caucuses Begin, to Run for Full Week
Feb 04, 2012 Breaking News From Nevada Caucuses
Feb 04, 2012 Facebook Survey: 41% of Nevada Users View Trump as No Big Deal
Feb 04, 2012 Santorum, Paul Look Past Nevada Caucuses
Feb 04, 2012 Gingrich Hoping to Beat Paul for 2nd Place in Nev.
Feb 04, 2012 Mo. Candidate Would Be Among Richest in US Senate
Feb 04, 2012 Romney Parts Ways With Debate Coach
Feb 03, 2012 Barry Goldwater Jr.: No GOP Candidate Has 'Sealed the Deal'
Feb 03, 2012 Gingrich Ad: Romney, Obama Share Too Many Positions
Feb 03, 2012 GOP Gains Support From All Major Religious Groups
Feb 03, 2012 Polls: Romney Likely To Win Nevada
Feb 03, 2012 Romney: Obama Doesn’t Deserve Credit for Jobs Growth
Feb 03, 2012 Mormon Vote to Help Romney in Next Primaries
Feb 03, 2012 Nevada Tea Party Split on Candidates
Feb 03, 2012 Rush: Obama's Jobless Numbers Are 'Corrupt'
Feb 03, 2012 Ga. Rep. Gingrey Walks Out of Obama Speech
Feb 03, 2012 Romney's Verbal Gaffes Worry Republicans
Feb 03, 2012 Nev. Gov. Sandoval: I'm Not Endorsing Anyone
Feb 03, 2012 Santorum: I'll Stay in the Race 'to the Very End'
Feb 03, 2012 Gingrich: Republicans Must 'Run as a Team' to Win Washington
Feb 03, 2012 Romney: Trump Shares My Vision on Stopping China
Feb 03, 2012 Trump: Tea Party Will 'Pick Up Banner' for Mitt Romney
Feb 02, 2012 Paul: States Should Resolve Land Management Issues
Feb 02, 2012 Kansas Lawmakers Warned to Keep Records
Feb 02, 2012 Gingrich Seeks to Challenge Fla. Delegate Count
Feb 02, 2012 Sen. Marco Rubio: Obama Will Try to 'Absolutely Eviscerate' Republican Opponent
Feb 02, 2012 NC's Heath Shuler Won't Seek Re-election to House
Feb 02, 2012 Rove: Romney Camp Must Offer Ideas
Feb 02, 2012 Gingrich: 'We Should Care about the Very Poor'
Feb 02, 2012 Romney-Paul Alliance Benefits Both Men
Feb 02, 2012 Five Possible Gingrich Comeback Tacks
Feb 02, 2012 Romney Stock Trades Clash With Divestment Pledge
Feb 02, 2012 Paul Gambles on Caucus States to Amass Delegates
Feb 01, 2012 Santorum Sharpens Criticism in Colorado visit
Feb 01, 2012 Paul: Immigration Not Solved by Barbed Wire, Guns
Feb 01, 2012 Romney vs. Gingrich Nastiness Has GOP Worried
Feb 01, 2012 Vulnerable Dem Senators Scramble for Cash
Feb 01, 2012 Santorum Gets Tancredo Endorsement
Feb 01, 2012 Romney Would Fare Well Against Conservative Alternative
Feb 01, 2012 Wealthy Individuals, Corporations Bankroll Romney
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Politics Archives February 2012:
Feb 17, 2012 Santorum to Speak to Students at Michigan College
Feb 17, 2012 Ohio AG DeWine Switches from Romney to Santorum
Feb 17, 2012 Rasmussen: Romney Maintains Lead in Arizona
Feb 17, 2012 Ohio AG DeWine, Pro-life Group Back Santorum
Feb 17, 2012 Pro-Gingrich super PAC to get $10M Boost from Adelson
Feb 17, 2012 UAW: Romney Misleads Voters on Auto Bailouts
Feb 17, 2012 Rep. West: Obama Stimulus Made Things Worse
Feb 17, 2012 Romney on Santorum's Rombo Ad: ‘Most Negative I’ve Seen’
Feb 17, 2012 Wealthy Democratic Donor Says She's Keeping Her Cash
Feb 17, 2012 Limbaugh, Palin, Huckabee Praise Santorum in Ad
Feb 17, 2012 Obama Campaign, Democrats Raise $29.1 Million in January
Feb 17, 2012 Limbaugh, Palin, Huckabee Praise Santorum in Ad
Feb 17, 2012 Romney Attacks Obama on Foreign Policy
Feb 16, 2012 CNN Cancels March 1 Debate After Three Candidates Pass
Feb 16, 2012 Perry Seeks to Form Super PAC
Feb 16, 2012 Detroit News Poll: Santorum Has Edge Over Romney
Feb 16, 2012 Rep. West: Democratic Policy Amounts to ‘Insidious Slavery’
Feb 16, 2012 Priebus Needs Just a Year to Turn Around RNC Finances
Feb 16, 2012 Fox News Poll: Obama Leads Republicans in Swing States
Feb 16, 2012 Out-of-State Donations Add Up for Warren in Mass.
Feb 16, 2012 Trump Stumped by Santorum's Surge
Feb 16, 2012 Romney's Shifting Bailout Stance a Liability in Mich.
Feb 16, 2012 A Kennedy is Running Again in Mass.
Feb 16, 2012 Santorum Seeks More Congressional Backing
Feb 16, 2012 Romney Struggling to Attract White Working Class
Feb 16, 2012 Michigan Gov. Snyder Endorses Romney
Feb 15, 2012 Obama Raising Campaign Cash in California
Feb 15, 2012 AP Source: Michigan Gov. Snyder to Endorse Romney
Feb 15, 2012 Joseph Kennedy III to Run for Frank's Massachusetts Seat
Feb 15, 2012 Detroit to Romney: Get Real on Auto Bailout
Feb 15, 2012 Friess: I’ll Keep Helping Santorum — as Needed
Feb 15, 2012 Boehner Delays Action on Transportation Bill
Feb 15, 2012 Judge: Texas Republicans Should Plan on May 29 Primary
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum Exploring Secret Service Protection
Feb 15, 2012 Vulnerable Democrats Steer Clear of Obama Budget
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum Ad Attacks Romney … for Attacking Santorum
Feb 15, 2012 Quinnipiac: Santorum Leads in Ohio
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum Goes After Romney in Michigan
Feb 15, 2012 Santorum to 'Plant Flag' in Romney's Native State
Feb 15, 2012 Boehner: Democrats Should Compromise on Jobless, Medicare
Feb 14, 2012 Los Angeles Mayor to Chair Democratic Convention
Feb 14, 2012 Obama to Return to NYC for First Wall Street Fundraiser of Year
Feb 14, 2012 Democrat Reid, GOP Senator Shed Donations From Nevada Developer
Feb 14, 2012 Republicans Take Solyndra Message to Obama
Feb 14, 2012 Romney Returns to Familiar Playbook to Try to Stop Santorum
Feb 14, 2012 GOP Sen. Hatch Spars With Geithner on Obama Budget
Feb 14, 2012 Pooch Lovers Protest Romney Outside Westminster Dog Show
Feb 14, 2012 Christie: NJ Legislature Gay Marriage Vote ‘Good Theater’
Feb 14, 2012 Obama Declines to Return Stanford Money
Feb 14, 2012 Third Poll Shows Santorum Tied with Romney
Feb 14, 2012 Obama’s Budget Aims to Satisfy His Democratic Base
Feb 13, 2012 Evans: How Gingrich Wins the GOP Nomination
Feb 13, 2012 For Gingrich, "Super Tuesday" Looms as Turning Point
Feb 13, 2012 Gallup, Pew: Santorum Ties Romney
Feb 13, 2012 Cliff Stearns: GOP's New Investigative Star in Congress
Feb 13, 2012 Rep. Tom Cole: Obama’s Budget Is ‘Smoke and Mirrors’
Feb 13, 2012 Santorum Grabs Leads in 2 Michigan Polls
Feb 13, 2012 Poll: Biggest Budget Issue is Job Creation
Feb 13, 2012 GOP Rep. McKeon Calls Pentagon Budget Irresponsible
Feb 13, 2012 RNC Denounces Obama's New Budget Plan
Feb 13, 2012 Obama Faces Uphill Fight in Pennsylvania
Feb 13, 2012 Obama Supporters Launch Campaign Websites
Feb 13, 2012 Romney Supporters Question Campaign Strategy
Feb 13, 2012 Democrat Cleaver: Obama Budget 'Nervous Breakdown on Paper'
Feb 13, 2012 Wall Street Donates to GOP Amid Anger at Obama
Feb 13, 2012 Romney's Olympics Contributions Questioned by Some
Feb 13, 2012 New Gingrich Ad: Support Me to Halt 80-Year Drift to Left
Feb 12, 2012 Romney's Santorum Problem: No Easy Targets
Feb 12, 2012 Ron Paul: My Rivals Lack Convictions
Feb 12, 2012 McConnell Wants Vote on Birth-Control Mandate
Feb 11, 2012 Mitt Romney Wins CPAC Straw Poll
Feb 11, 2012 Gov. Scott: Get Government Out of Healthcare
Feb 11, 2012 In Maine, Paul Vies to Extend Romney Losing Streak
Feb 10, 2012 Matt Kibbe: Big 2012 Prize Is Conservative Takeover of Senate
Feb 10, 2012 George Allen: I Want to Kill Obamacare With my Vote
Feb 10, 2012 US House Republican Rejects Obama's Revised Health Rule
Feb 10, 2012 Ronald Kessler: Grover Norquist Says Obama Will Be Defeated
Feb 10, 2012 McConnell: Obama 'Demeans' Presidency
Feb 10, 2012 Cuccinelli: GOP Must Make Obamacare Centerpiece in 2012
Feb 10, 2012 Santorum Donor Friess Makes DC Debut
Feb 10, 2012 They're Back: Social Issues Overtake US Politics
Feb 10, 2012 Foreign Donations at Risk in Super PAC Landscape
Feb 10, 2012 Santorum Amplifies Faith in Way GOP Rivals Don't
Feb 09, 2012 Santorum: Obama Trying to Allow Iran to Have Nuke
Feb 09, 2012 Cardenas to Newsmax: GOP 'Hand-to-Hand Warfare' Benefits Obama
Feb 09, 2012 Embattled Biden Tries to Fix Birth-Control Fiasco
Feb 09, 2012 American Majority Uses NASCAR to Drive Conservatives
Feb 09, 2012 Some Republicans Want to Reconsider Earmark Ban
Feb 09, 2012 Five Lesser-Known Figures to Watch at CPAC
Feb 09, 2012 Some Republicans Regret Debt Limit Vote
Feb 09, 2012 Shot Giffords Aide to Seek Her Post in Special Election
Feb 09, 2012 GOP Congressmen to Romney: Pick Up the Pace
Feb 09, 2012 US House Passes Bill against Congressional Insider Trading
Feb 09, 2012 Bachmann: Santorum Victories Show Importance of Social Issues
Feb 09, 2012 Huntsman Named to Ford Motor Co. Board
Feb 09, 2012 Trump: Santorum Lost in Senate, How Can He Beat Obama?
Feb 08, 2012 Santorum Files for Indiana Ballot Despite Dispute
Feb 08, 2012 Friess: Santorum Should Pick Romney as VP
Feb 08, 2012 GOP Seeks ‘Pelosi Provision’ in Insider Trading Bill
Feb 08, 2012 Gingrich Warns Darkly of Iran Nuclear Possibility
Feb 08, 2012 Rush: Conservative Values Spur Santorum Trifecta
Feb 08, 2012 2 Creators of Eastwood Ad Donated Time to Obama in '08
Feb 08, 2012 Kessler: CPAC Will Have Record Turnout
Feb 08, 2012 Paul Remains Upbeat About Delegates Despite Losses
Feb 08, 2012 State Sen. Blue Might Run for NC Governor
Feb 08, 2012 Obama Budget Gives GOP Chance to Unite
Feb 08, 2012 Tuesday’s Contests Boost Santorum, Hurt Gingrich, Romney
Feb 08, 2012 Former Georgia Sen. Mattingly Endorses Gingrich
Feb 08, 2012 Marlin: Obama Will Lose Catholic Swing States, Maybe Election
Feb 08, 2012 Santorum's Gamble Pays off
Feb 08, 2012 McCain: Primary Season Should End to Focus on Obama
Feb 08, 2012 Pa. Might Delay Primary Over Redistricting
Feb 07, 2012 Schoen: Santorum ‘Shatters’ Inevitability Claim
Feb 07, 2012 Gingrich Floats Possibility of ‘Open Convention’
Feb 07, 2012 James Bopp Jr, RNC Member, Endorses Romney
Feb 07, 2012 Kerrey Declines Senate Bid, Nebraska Dems Scramble
Feb 07, 2012 33 in Congress Really Bring Home the Bacon, Wash Post Finds
Feb 07, 2012 February Contests: Maine, Colo., Mo., Minn., Ariz., Mich.
Feb 07, 2012 Gingrich Rebound 'Remarkable,' Regardless of Final Outcome
Feb 07, 2012 5 Key Factors to Watch in Mo., Minn., Colo. GOP Contests
Feb 07, 2012 3 GOP Candidates Blast Ruling Overturning Calif. Gay Marriage Ban
Feb 07, 2012 Gingrich: Romney, Obama Violate Catholic Rights
Feb 07, 2012 PPP Surveys Show Santorum Strength in Mo., Minn., Colo.
Feb 07, 2012 One-Third of Presidential Campaign Spending From Nonprofits
Feb 07, 2012 Kentucky Delays Congressional Districts Filing
Feb 07, 2012 Ex-Sen. Bob Kerrey Won't Try to Regain Neb. Seat
Feb 07, 2012 Obama Returning Money Tied to Fugitive Casino Owner
Feb 07, 2012 Romney Intensifies Fight for Social Conservatives
Feb 06, 2012 Kessler: RNC Beats Democrats in Fundraising
Feb 06, 2012 Tea Party Could Be Warming to Romney
Feb 06, 2012 Romney Camp Goes After Santorum
Feb 06, 2012 Democrats Wonder: Is Pelosi Friend or Foe?
Feb 06, 2012 Football Groups Using Lobbyists to Score on Capitol Hill
Feb 06, 2012 2012 Gingrich Looks Increasingly like 2008 Huckabee
Feb 06, 2012 Wash Post: Romney Claims on Anthem Wrong, Misguided
Feb 06, 2012 3 Virginia Democrats Vie to Challenge Rep. Cantor
Feb 06, 2012 Wash Post-ABC Poll: Obama Tops Romney Among All Americans
Feb 06, 2012 Rasmussen: Half Strongly Disapprove of Obama Performance
Feb 06, 2012 Singer Pat Boone Endorses Santorum
Feb 06, 2012 Romney Leads Newt in GOP Delegates, 101 to 32
Feb 06, 2012 Obama: Negative Ads Will Have Role in 2012 Race
Feb 06, 2012 GOP Ends NV Vote Count; Romney on Top with 50%
Feb 05, 2012 Jews Make Big Move Away from Obama
Feb 05, 2012 In Minn., Conservative Drift Challenges Romney
Feb 05, 2012 Armey: Gingrich on 'Vendetta' Against Romney
Feb 05, 2012 GOP Mounts Major Push to Woo Hispanics
Feb 05, 2012 Romney Win Leaves Rivals Few Options
Feb 05, 2012 Schoen & Blakeman: Voters Warm to Romney; Gingrich Must Reorganize
Feb 04, 2012 Conservatives, Mormons Help Romney Win Nevada
Feb 04, 2012 Republican Romney Sails to Easy Win in Nevada
Feb 04, 2012 Santorum: GOP Battle ‘Long, Long Way From Being Over’
Feb 04, 2012 Romney Wins Nevada Caucuses; Gingrich, Paul Battling for Second
Feb 04, 2012 Maine Caucuses Begin, to Run for Full Week
Feb 04, 2012 Breaking News From Nevada Caucuses
Feb 04, 2012 Facebook Survey: 41% of Nevada Users View Trump as No Big Deal
Feb 04, 2012 Santorum, Paul Look Past Nevada Caucuses
Feb 04, 2012 Gingrich Hoping to Beat Paul for 2nd Place in Nev.
Feb 04, 2012 Mo. Candidate Would Be Among Richest in US Senate
Feb 04, 2012 Romney Parts Ways With Debate Coach
Feb 03, 2012 Barry Goldwater Jr.: No GOP Candidate Has 'Sealed the Deal'
Feb 03, 2012 Gingrich Ad: Romney, Obama Share Too Many Positions
Feb 03, 2012 GOP Gains Support From All Major Religious Groups
Feb 03, 2012 Polls: Romney Likely To Win Nevada
Feb 03, 2012 Romney: Obama Doesn’t Deserve Credit for Jobs Growth
Feb 03, 2012 Mormon Vote to Help Romney in Next Primaries
Feb 03, 2012 Nevada Tea Party Split on Candidates
Feb 03, 2012 Rush: Obama's Jobless Numbers Are 'Corrupt'
Feb 03, 2012 Ga. Rep. Gingrey Walks Out of Obama Speech
Feb 03, 2012 Romney's Verbal Gaffes Worry Republicans
Feb 03, 2012 Nev. Gov. Sandoval: I'm Not Endorsing Anyone
Feb 03, 2012 Santorum: I'll Stay in the Race 'to the Very End'
Feb 03, 2012 Gingrich: Republicans Must 'Run as a Team' to Win Washington
Feb 03, 2012 Romney: Trump Shares My Vision on Stopping China
Feb 03, 2012 Trump: Tea Party Will 'Pick Up Banner' for Mitt Romney
Feb 02, 2012 Paul: States Should Resolve Land Management Issues
Feb 02, 2012 Kansas Lawmakers Warned to Keep Records
Feb 02, 2012 Gingrich Seeks to Challenge Fla. Delegate Count
Feb 02, 2012 Sen. Marco Rubio: Obama Will Try to 'Absolutely Eviscerate' Republican Opponent
Feb 02, 2012 NC's Heath Shuler Won't Seek Re-election to House
Feb 02, 2012 Rove: Romney Camp Must Offer Ideas
Feb 02, 2012 Gingrich: 'We Should Care about the Very Poor'
Feb 02, 2012 Romney-Paul Alliance Benefits Both Men
Feb 02, 2012 Five Possible Gingrich Comeback Tacks
Feb 02, 2012 Romney Stock Trades Clash With Divestment Pledge
Feb 02, 2012 Paul Gambles on Caucus States to Amass Delegates
Feb 01, 2012 Santorum Sharpens Criticism in Colorado visit
Feb 01, 2012 Paul: Immigration Not Solved by Barbed Wire, Guns
Feb 01, 2012 Romney vs. Gingrich Nastiness Has GOP Worried
Feb 01, 2012 Vulnerable Dem Senators Scramble for Cash
Feb 01, 2012 Santorum Gets Tancredo Endorsement
Feb 01, 2012 Romney Would Fare Well Against Conservative Alternative
Feb 01, 2012 Wealthy Individuals, Corporations Bankroll Romney
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
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"If the only person could change the world cannot be elected, I guess we can no longer ask for change." Oh Zee - 2012
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