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Anti-gay group endorses Gingrich
As former speaker of the house Newt Gingrich struggles to resurrect his faltering Presidential campaign, he gets an endorsement from the homophobic American Family Association — an organization labeled as…
Romney captures key endorsements
Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney gained a key endorsement Sunday from the Des Moines Register Sunday in a strong editorial headlined: “He is the best to lead.” Romney has recaptured…
Debate, polls leave Gingrich in trouble
Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich came out of the last GOP debate before the Iowa caucuses bruised and battered but still standing. But the beating he took at…
U.S. military mission in Iraq declared over
Eight years after the President George W. Bush stood on an aircraft carrier deck, amid much hoopla and fanfare, under a banner declaring “Mission Accomplished” in the Iraq war, Defense…
Ron Paul surges in Iowa: Is it now his time?
Texas Congressman Ron Paul is on the move in Iowa, passing former GOP frontrunner Mitt Romney for second in polls and even moving into a statistical tie with current leader…
Gingrich leads GOP contenders, but can’t beat Obama
Good news for Newt Gingrich: The former Speaker of the House holds a solid 10 point lead among candidates for the GOP Presidential nomination for President, according to the latest…
Serial adulterer Newt Gingrich promises, again, to not cheat on his wife
Serial adulterer Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House who openly cheated on his first and second wives, has promised to be faithful to the his current wife, a…
Is a win in Iowa all that important?
With the Iowa caucuses set to officially open the primary election season just after the first of the year, a perennial debate rages inside Republican political circles: Is Iowa all…
Republicans pack spending bill with perks for donors
Congressional Republicans — supposedly representing the party of less, leaner government — are stuffing the latest spending deal with right-wing leaning “policy riders” and earmarks to gain conservative support going…
GOP contest now a two-man race between Newt, Mitt
For the moment, the Republican race for the presidential nomination is a two-man race with Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney clearly distancing themselves from the rest of the pack. Gallup’s…
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