Can Romney seal the deal on Tuesday?

We have held all along that Mitt Romney will be the Republican Party's nominee for president. Since his double win last week in Arizona and Michigan, his odds in the prediction markets have jumped above 80 percent. That's likely to go up again after Super Tuesday, since the most likely scenario has Romney winning 7 of [...] More »Can Romney seal the deal on Tuesday?

Obama’s re-election campaign quietly organizes while Republicans fight

BEAVERCREEK, Ohio—President Barack Obama's supporters waited all of two months after his inauguration to start laying the groundwork here for what has become a re-election machine that is bigger and tougher … More »Obama’s re-election campaign quietly organizes while Republicans fight

Romney hoping for a ‘reset’ among voters, after a long and heated primary

CANTON, Ohio—Mitt Romney is spending his final day before Super Tuesday traveling through eastern Ohio, a region that has been especially hard hit by job losses and housing foreclosures. Romney aides have … More »Romney hoping for a ‘reset’ among voters, after a long and heated primary

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    On the eve of Tuesday's Super Showdown in the Republican nomination process, let’s take a look at where things might be headed.

  • Romney's Ohio surge: 4 theories The Week - 16 hrs ago

    Rick Santorum has blown yet another lead, with several new polls showing Romney tied or ahead in critical Ohio. How did Romney claw his way back?

  • Did Limbaugh cost the GOP valuable votes? Forbes - Sat, Mar 3, 2012

      Image via Wikipedia It’s never been a secret that Rush Limbaugh is—first and foremost—all about promoting Rush Limbaugh. I suppose that’s okay. Limbaugh is, after all, a radio entertainer dependent upon bringing attention to his program. Certainly, there is no better way to get the attention he requires than to engender …

  • Ohio GOP likes Santorum but loves Romney's electability National Journal - 12 hrs ago

    COLUMBUS, Ohio – On the surface, Ohio looks like a toss-up between Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney. Polls published on Sunday show the two White House contenders in a dead heat for Super Tuesday’s most symbolically important state.

  • Was Washington the beginning of the end? National Journal - Sun, Mar 4, 2012

    It's probably foolhardy to even think it, much less say it, but Mitt Romney's win in Washington state's caucus feels like it could be the beginning of the end of the Republican nomination race.

  • Ron Paul’s slow-and-steady strategy The Daily Beast - Sat, Mar 3, 2012

    He hasn'’t produced any upsets, but John Avlon says his slow-and-steady perseverance may soon bear fruit.

  • Gingrich's big Super Tuesday gambit Christian Science Monitor - Fri, Mar 2, 2012

    Newt Gingrich picked up a golden nugget on the campaign trail ahead of Super Tuesday when someone who approached him said, “Ask Obama about his 9-9-9 plan” – a reference to former candidate Herman Cain's tax-reform proposal.

 
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