The general election begins with Mitt Romney reaching out to women and Latinos.
Colleagues of troubled Arizona Rep. Daniel Patterson say he’s not getting a fair shake in the court of public opinion — just like George Zimmerman.
Brian Beutler traces the political and policy fault lines on entitlement programs represented by yesterday’s report from the conservative Mercatus Institute.
As noted this morning, Wednesday April 11th is day one of the general election. But there are things I’m seeing that tell me that Mitt Romney is kicking off the campaign in a telling defensive posture. What I mean is that on various fronts, Romney is kicking off within Obama’s campaign narrative. He’s living in Obama’s world, playing on his turf. Read More
Rep. John Yarmuth (D-KY): Mitch McConnell “has a considerable knack for being scrupulously accurate and rarely honest.”
It looks like Labor, the key mover in the recall battle against Wisconsin’s Gov. Walker, is now in an internal battle in the Democratic primary over who will face him.
If Rick Santorum getting out means the general election has arrived, here’s what Mitt Romney and Barack Obama need to do now.
For those inclined to have a negative opinion of George Zimmerman, this was something of a banner day. Already armed, Zimmerman was portrayed by his attorneys as under duress and perhaps mentally unstable, and opening up communications with none other than Sean Hannity, which in this moment of Culture War Crazy is perhaps just slightly better than choosing John Derbyshire to be his new spokesman. Read More
George Zimmerman’s lawyers bow out of the case after he — among other things — stopped talking to them and starting talking to Sean Hannity.