Two daughters and a son-in-law of Sheldon Adelson’s wife ponied up $1 million in 2011 for Newt Gingrich’s super PAC, about half of its total funding, new FEC filings show. That was before Sheldon himself got in on the act this month.
So can Newt hold on? Not to win the nomination. That boat has sailed and is pretty much over the horizon. But can he hold on through February and still command enough media attention to credibly remain in the race? Read More
Looks like GOP voter turnout actually fell compared to 2008’s primary.
Meanwhile, that old firebrand Alan Grayson says the whole affair has done “lasting damage” to the party.
The Romney campaign is still dodging questions about those offshore accounts.
The President’s approval numbers continue to slowly trend up. Now even Rasmussen has him in positive territory. The President’s current TPM Poll Average is 46.3% approve, 49% disapprove. Chart after the jump … Read More
As I mentioned last night, Newt’s big task right now is to hold on until March, when the mix of states in play become considerably more favorable to him. But the next big obstacle in his path is Nevada, where he’ll have to fight like crazy to avoid coming in third behind Ron Paul.
Did Romney’s dog Seamus seek asylum in Canada after the crate on the roof incident?