Some polling numbers to go along with the speculation.
The military promotion system does not reward top performers rapidly enough.
So, you thought the people running the Iowa Caucuses, who had to count something like seven votes and yet declared the wrong winner, had egg on their face. Well, their buddies in Maine have upped the ante.
Meet Rick Santorum, who’s apparently running for Moralist In Chief.
Rising prices at the pump could lead to problems at the voting booth.
The issue of contraception coverage and religious charities is not a new one, despite the way it may sound.
We may have to deal with the debt ceiling again before the November elections.
We can feel that we “know” athletes, entertainers, politicians, and others that we’ve followed, rooted for, or whatnot over a period of time and feel a genuine sense of loss when they’re gone.
Unlike TV, real life medical examiners take weeks, even months, to establish a cause of death.
It’s the beginning of the end for Newt Gingrich, but it’s unlikely he’ll recognize that fact.
The MLA is pushing to guarantee adjunct professors $40,000 a year.
Friedman shifts from calling for a third party, to calling on the GOP to get serious.
The NYT has an interesting piece on the ongoing limted v. big governemnt debate.
While I’ve expressed my dissatisfaction with the degree that CPAC has embraced the worst elements of the conservative movement in recent years, it does appear that there is a line.
Whitney Houston, once one of the biggest stars in American popular culture, has died.
The Massachusetts Moderate has won the Conservative Political Action Conference poll for a fourth time.
The popular notion that the United States military is monolithically Republican is mistaken.
At the very least, nominating Santorum would let the GOP test a hypothesis that’s been debated for years.
If the reaction at this year’s CPAC is any indication, Mitt Romney still has some work to do to seal up his party’s base.
A new poll shows Santorum surging ahead of Mitt Romney nationally