 CTV.ca | Obama holds edge over Romney in general election matchup, poll finds Washington Post Boosted by improved public confidence in his economic stewardship, President Obama for the first time holds a clear edge over Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney in a hypothetical general-election matchup, according to a new Washington ... As Nevada counts, Republican candidates press on Big Nevada win adds to challenge for Romney rivals Economic Gains, Questions on Romney Boost Obama's Prospects for November |
 Fox News | Rick Santorum: We'll do 'exceptionally well' in Missouri Washington Post (blog) @ newtgingrich : As an owner of Packers stock, I will begrudgingly root for the team that beat us - the Giants. How about you? #superbowl @ danbalz : Obama takes first clear lead over Romney in new Post-ABC poll. President vulnerable but GOP race ... Romney's organized campaign in Colorado has roots in '08 win Arapahoe County Sheriff To Charge For Campaign Security Sweater Vests and Death Panels, Rick Santorum Makes His Pitch to Minnesotans |
 Kansas City Star | Religious Condition Stirs Protest at a Caucus Site New York Times LAS VEGAS — A special Saturday night Republican caucus here intended to accommodate Orthodox Jews who could not vote before sundown became the scene of controversy and confrontation after caucusgoers were told that to be admitted they had to sign a ... Special Nevada caucus draws complaints Nevada caucuses: State GOP rolls snake eyes Troubles abound at special Las Vegas caucus |
 Politico | Super Bowl ads: Pete Hoekstra's hits a nerve Politico The campaign of former Rep. Peter Hoekstra for US Senate explained a racially charged Super Bowl advertisement they developed – complete with an Asian actress speaking in broken English – as a reflection of China's increasingly competitive education ... Hoekstra Super Bowl ad raises sensitivity question Hoekstra Ad Raising Questions Of Racism & Xenophobia Candidate TV ad raises sensitivity question |
 MyFox Phoenix | Rudy Giuliani doesn't regret sitting out 2012 race Washington Post (blog) By Juliet Eilperin Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani in a file photo from his failed 2008 presidential campaign. (KEVIN KOLCZYNSKI - REUTERS) In a word: No. And to be precise, it's more accurate to add an exclamation mark, as in, ”No! Giuliani Still Won't Endorse Romney, Changed on 'Virtually Everything' Giuliani Discusses Republican Race Bob Schieffer To Rudy Giuliani: 'Are There Moderate Republicans Out There ... |
 Los Angeles Times | For GOP candidates, February lull a time to regroup Washington Post After a blockbuster few months, the race for the Republican presidential nomination may be about to hit the snooze button. The closely watched early states are done, and the competition has been whittled down to a hardy four candidates. Colorado rocky for Republicans in 2012 |
 Washington Times | Virginia, Maryland governors agree to disagree Washington Times By David Sherfinski Mr. McDonnell, chairman of the Republican Governors Association, said on CNN's “State of the Union” that the electoral map is now lining up for the former Massachusetts governor, who scored a decisive win in the Nevada caucuses ... Assembly's right turn could be problematic for McDonnell Bob McDonnell: Republican Governors, Not Obama, Deserve Credit For Rising Economy O'Malley, McDonnell spar over which party deserves credit for economic recovery |
 Fox News (blog) | Pawlenty Reflects on Presidential Campaign Fox News (blog) by Ashley Alderman | February 04, 2012 Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty admits he has regrets regarding his 2012 Presidential bid. Saturday on "America's News Headquarters," Governor Pawlenty said his regrets are related to quote, ... Send to a Friend |
 Daily Beast | Romney Cuts Loose O'Donnell, Perhaps Out of Ego Daily Beast by Michelle Cottle Feb 5, 2012 12:11 AM EST The GOP frontrunner apparently cut loose the man who whipped his debate skills into shape out of fear that he was being overshadowed. Michelle Cottle on how ego trumped strategy. Romney Debate Coach Fired for Being Too Good at His Job Mitt Romney splits with Brett O'Donnell Romney campaign parts ways with debate coach who prepped Romney ahead of Fla ... |
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