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Election 2008, The Veepstakes
The latest news on possible choices for both Republican and Democratic vice presidential choices.
Presumptive Democratic Presidential candidate U.S. Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) takes to the stage with his Vice Presidential pick Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE) at the Old State Capitol August 23, 2008 in Springfield, Illinois. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images North America)
What do you think of Obama's choice of running mate? Vote here. Or if you don't know much about Joe Biden, check out his Veep Credentials here, or learn more about Joe and his wife, Jill, here.
The glib answer to this is to suggest that she'd do the party a great service by not running at all. Yesterday I wrote that she's a "wrecker not a uniter" and that she could hijack the primary season to disastrous effect. That's clearly one possibility. But there are others, including some which might actually help the GOP and not merely by demonstrating the limits of Palinism and, consequently, lancing that particular boil. Though I think he...
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MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) - Former Republican presidential candidate endorses Montgomery's gubernatorial candidate. WSFA 12 News confirmed overnight that Mitt Romney will endorse state treasurer Kate Ivey in her Republican race for governor. Romney cited Ivey's conservative background as the main reason for his support. Ivey served as Alabama chair-person of Romney's 2008 presidential campaign.
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(CNN) -- Catholic, Orthodox and Evangelical Christian leaders last week issued a bold political statement. They intended to target the Obama administration. Inadvertently, they may have also hit probable Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney. Mitt Romney ought to rank atop the Republican candidates for president in 2012. He finished second in votes cast in the primaries of 2008. He is a candidate with immense private-sector economic...
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Asked during last nights Republican debate about whether his campaign was downplaying his health care plan, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney replied, I love it. While praising the plan as a model of bipartisanship and citing support for it from both Ted Kennedy and the Heritage Foundation Romney failed to tell viewers what was in the plan. Its worth reminding people, therefore, that the plan Romney loves: Imposes an...
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Even Mitt Romney doesn't like to be called "Romneyesque" these days. The word has a legacy albatross from the 2008 Republican primary, when Romney, a can-do pragmatic governor of a relatively liberal state, swerved to the right to prove himself acceptable to conservative primary voters. "Romneyesque," as an epithet, conveys a willingness to abandon one's core convictions -- in Romney's case, temperance and modesty on social issues -- in order...
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In October, everybody seemed to be doing it -- getting into the campaign in New York’s 23rd Congressional District, that is. It was a three-way race among Republican Deirdre Scozzafava, Democrat Bill Owens, and Conservative Doug Hoffman to fill the seat that had been left vacant when President Obama tapped Republican John McHugh as secretary of the Army. Endorsements became such a popular sport for out-of-state Republicans that the special...
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Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is scheduled to speak at next year's Bakersfield Business Conference, joining a growing list of political heavy-hitters including former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and former Vice President Dick Cheney.
Country music performer Ronnie Milsap also has agreed to take part in the conference, event organizers announced.
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Sarah Palin denounces November 23 2009 cover of Newsweek on Facebook saying it's 'sexist and oh-so expected'. But it's brilliant. And she looks great in a red, fitted sweatshirt and black short-shorts. Mitt Romney should look so attractive.Contributor: RM GalPublished: Nov 18, 2009
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Mitt Romney, call your office (emphasis mine).
Remember Mitt? The guy who keeps insisting that he could make RomneyCare work nationally?
From Tuesday’s Wall Street Journal…
By JEFFREY S. FLIER
As the dean of Harvard Medical School I am frequently asked to comment on the health-reform debate. I’d give it a failing grade.
Instead of forthrightly dealing with the [...]
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Romney: The president's inattention and dereliction have reminded me of the Northwest Airline pilots...
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