Rick Perry’s fundraising is taking a hit from his debate gaffes and slumping poll numbers. Maybe that’s why he’s challenging Nancy Pelosi to a debate? I mean, really?
Newt: The individual mandate is fundamentally wrong and unconstitutional.
Newt’s “Center For Health Transformation”: A mandate is a key element of reform.
GOP primary voters trust Gingrich most with nuclear weapons.
Rick Perry tries to debate Nancy Pelosi instead, and Herman Cain cancels a meeting with the editorial board of New Hampshire’s Union Leader.
Pelosi tells Super Committee leader Hensarling to forget about privatizing Medicare.
Rick Perry keeps dipping his toe in the toxic pool of Obama conspiracy theories.
Cain: “We need a leader, not a reader.”
(ed.note: When I saw this I thought it was a joke someone made up. But it’s not. It’s really not.)
We have some initial details on Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, the man who allegedly fired bullets at the White House on Friday night. He called Obama the “anti-Christ”, has the word “Israel” tattooed on his neck and believed the government was conspiring against him.
It’s from a low base. But yet more evidence that Obama is on the rebound with the American public.
Republicans on the Energy and Commerce committee take aim at Energy Secretary Steven Chu on Solyndra; Chu hits back.