When nine Republican presidential candidates presented their cases to Iowa activists at a Des Moines dinner this month, only Arizona Sen. John McCain went out of his way to embrace President Bush. “There’s only one commander in chief of the United States, and that’s George W. Bush,” he told the crowd. “I support him, and [...]

• FROM AJAY MISHRA TO: [A] OBAMA [B] DAVID AXELROD [C] BEN LA BOLT - BTW - IS U DRINKS TEA OR NO? [D] JIM M [E] HUSBAND OF MRS SHIPMAN [F] OBAMA CAMP IN CHICAGO
  

  FROM AJAY MISHRA TO: [A] OBAMA [B] DAVID AXELROD [C] BEN ...

  TAKE THIS QUIZ : RUN YOUR BUSINESS LIKE A WHOREHOUSE - NO HEAD COUNT  IS MOST LIKELY TO BE...

  Read Full Story »
• Romney opens new attack on President Obama and failing education system
  

  Romney opens new attack on President Obama and failing ed...

  Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney said he would greatly expand school-choice options...

  Read Full Story »
• Romney Shifts Focus To Education, Teachers' Unions
  

  Romney Shifts Focus To Education, Teachers' Unions

  Wednesday, May 23, 2012 Romney Shifts Focus To Education, Teachers' Unions NEW YORK -- Mitt...

  Read Full Story »
• Despite a frustrated GOP, anti-Obama 'birthers' still persist
  

  Despite a frustrated GOP, anti-Obama 'birthers' still per...

  The "birther" issue in states such as Colorado has moved from the political fringes into the...

  Read Full Story »
• Crazy talk: Why the 'birthers' still don't believe Obama
  

  Crazy talk: Why the 'birthers' still don't believe Obama

  The "birther" issue in states such as Colorado has moved from the political fringes into the...

  Read Full Story »