It’s been more than a week since Mitt Romney named Paul Ryan as his running mate, which is enough time to determine the extent of any bounce in the polls. At this point, the answer is that Ryan has helped in part, but it remains to be seen if he provides a more lasting upward… Continue reading The Ryan Bounce
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Polling Report Double Issue Centerfold: Presidential Race and Super Tuesday Edition
Fans of the blog already know that on the 6th of every month I take a look at the polling for the 2012 presidential election. This month is like Christmas and Hanukkah falling on the same day because today is also Super Tuesday, so I’ve combined the two into one mega look at the race.… Continue reading Polling Report Double Issue Centerfold: Presidential Race and Super Tuesday Edition
Get The Hell Off The Beach: The GOP Tsunami Heads Towards Shore
Last week I wrote that the conservative movement would crash this year because of internal disagreements and the inability of one candidate to unify the Republican Party’s fractious components. Then I waited to see what the next few days would bring. They were uglier than I could have imagined. Mitt Romney came out against the… Continue reading Get The Hell Off The Beach: The GOP Tsunami Heads Towards Shore
Joe Biden on Mitt Romney – He Has No Idea Of The Broken Bargain
In a twenty minutes conference call to New Hampshire Democrats on Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden and the Obama Administration amplified the 2012 presidential campaign. Taking direct aim at the Republican frontrunner, Mr. Biden said that Romney’s “I like being able to fire people” comment – although it may have been taken out of context… Continue reading Joe Biden on Mitt Romney – He Has No Idea Of The Broken Bargain