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5 Comments115,000 jobs were added to the US economy last month and its now a case of he said/he said.
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4 CommentsIn what can only be construed as the most tepid of endorsements, Michelle Bachmann tweeted her endorsement of Mitt Romney.
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3 CommentsWhen the time came for Mitt Romney to stand up and take a stand, he cowered behind aides and homophobes. The question remains, if Grenell was being forced out by the forces in the Republican Party, why didn’t Romney or his campaign stand up and say, “No!”
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3 CommentsE. J. Dionne has an interesting theory on why the typical Republican game plan isn’t working − Because the screwed the pooch on foreign policy last time around.
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1 CommentIn an attempt to make himself even more blander, Mitt Romney pledges to do the opposite of President Obama.
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9 CommentsNational Security is Obama’s. Romney is the Dukakis or Kerry of this election.
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19 CommentsDavid Corn writes a blistering attack on Mitt Romney’s grasp on Presidential decision making, specifically President Obama’s giving the go ahead to kill Bin Laden.
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29 CommentsAfter the 2008 failed presidential bid of Mitt Romney, Tagg Romney, Mitt’s eldest son, and Spencer Zwick, the campaign’s top fundraiser, started hitting up Romney donors to invest in a private equity startup.
Steve Bennen, a producer for the Rachel Maddow Show, wrote a fantastic op-ed detailing the “severe Conservatism” of Mitt Romney.
Yesterday, Cassandra_M pointed out the first Etch A Sketch moment of the campaign.
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1 CommentRobert Gibbs, an advisor to the Obama campaign, gives us two quotes today from his appearance on “Meet the Press”.
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5 CommentsEric Fehrnstom might be the guy who gave us the Etch a Sketch moment, but as the Jason Zengerle writes, “If Karl Rove was Bush’s brain, then Fehrnstrom is Romney’s balls.”
