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Tag Archives: gop primary election
The 2012 presidential race is slipping away from Republicans
The Republican Party remains in a state of chaos — facing the increasingly realistic possibility of the first “brokered” convention in more than fifty years.
Mitt Romney — having won narrowly this weekend at CPAC and in Maine — is…
GOP Primaries Emphasize Need for Medicare Reform
The Republican primary in Florida brought discussions of healthcare, particularly Medicare, back to the forefront of the national discourse. With its sizeable senior population, Medicare and Social Security were top of mind to Florida voters.
It is certainly important that…
Resurgent, But Not-Yet Inevitable
Winning Tuesday’s Florida primary –which seems very likely now following back-to-back debate wins in Tampa and Jacksonville–will make Mitt Romney the frontrunner in the GOP field.
A new Quinnipiac Poll released this morning show Mr. Romney now leading Mr. Gingrich…
