Which Biblical figure does Newt Gingrich most remind you of? Nevada pastor Jim Garlow stakes his ground.
Herman Cain’s fundraising spiked after his sexual harassment allegations.
The unemployment numbers this morning were not only good news for the country. They were unquestionably good news for the President’s reelection efforts. A couple years ago, 8% unemployment was often the benchmark people referenced as what the President needed to be secure in his reelection efforts. By the middle of last year, that seemed wildly unrealistic. But now, with the news that the unemployment rate has fallen to 8.3%, we can’t rule out the possibility that it will cross the 8% threshold by November.
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Newt’s now challenging Romney to a “Lincoln-Douglas” debate.
Why did Obama’s numbers tank and then rebound? A great visual that explains it.
In the not too distant past, the worst reputation to have in Washington was as someone who didn’t negotiate in good faith, couldn’t deliver what he promised, and wasn’t a man of his word. Times have changed, of course. Someone like that can now be speaker of the House.
To be clear, John Boehner isn’t a lying, cheating, scoundrel. He’s merely an incredibly weak speaker with little sway over his own caucus. Here’s the latest example of Boehner’s weak-kneed leadership.
How perfect was it that Donald Trump’s endorsement came on Groundhog Day?