Translating The Veepstakes
Running for president means spending a lot of time convincing the public that you really want the job. Not so …
Where’s The Bathroom? Half Of All State Lawmakers Will Be New On The Job
In the land of legislative freshmen, sophomores can be kings. That’s a dynamic that will play out around much of …
Early vote, lack of races add up to low turnout
Many are expecting only a trickle of voters in most of the state’s districts today for primaries.
It’s ScuttleButton Time!
I’m heading out tomorrow to Aspen, Colo., where Neal Conan and the Talk of the Nation crew are doing the …
Moving the GOP Further to the Right
Is the reddest state in the union getting redder? Could conservative Oklahoma be getting too conservative?
Romney’s Next Challenge: Woo Skeptical Republicans
The battering Mitt Romney took from Republican rivals during the primary made big news. What seemed less noteworthy at the …
Putting A Positive Spin On Negative Campaigning
The general presidential election is still months away, but President Obama and presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney are already hammering …
Bloomberg Pollster Defends Survey Showing Obama With Big Lead
Bloomberg pollster J. Ann Selzer ignited something of a political firestorm this week when her national survey for the news …
New SuperPAC Financial Reports Reveal More Big Spenders
The political fundraising numbers filed this week are revealing a new crop of million-dollar donors. Cash flowed into the superPACs …
Romney Softens Rhetoric, If Not Policies, In Speech To Latino Leaders
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney softened his tough primary-campaign tone on immigration, if not his positions, during a speech Thursday …
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