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Victory For Biden As Ryan Underperforms

10/12/2012 Published on Forbes.com
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Paul Ryan Workout Photos Spur Memes, Fake OkCupid Profile

Alex Kantrowitz
Contributor

Obama Flunked The First Debate. But Why?

Deborah L. Jacobs
Forbes Staff

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This evening’s vice presidential debate showcased what… Continue reading →

Rupert Murdoch And The Wall Street Journal Were Right

07/06/2012 Published on Forbes.com
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Forget The Health-Care Law; Obama Needs Jobs — Fast

Doug Schoen
Contributor

What The Obamacare Ruling Means For Campaign 2012

Doug Schoen
Contributor

New Poll: Both Parties Face Key Challenges After Obamacare Ruling

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Super PACs and Their Destructive and Divisive Domination of the 2012 Presidential Campaign

05/19/2012 Published on Forbes.com

It is more than just disquieting that $10 million were almost allocated to fund a Super PACs negative ad campaign designed to kindle the flames of racial tension and division in our country, it is shameful and embarrassing.The in-earnest stage… Continue reading →

President Obama’s Performance on the Economy Is Hurting His Standing Among Key Voting Blocs.

05/15/2012 Published on Forbes.com

With President Obama’s ratings on the economy still weak and our economic recovery fragile at best months, it is no wonder that the latest New York Times/CBS News poll conducted May 11-13 shows Romney holding a narrow, three-point advantage over… Continue reading →

Why they are high-fiving at the White House

02/04/2012 Published on Foxnews.com

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Feb. 1, 2012: President Barack Obama holds up a proposed mortgage application form as he speaks at the James Lee Community Center in Falls Church, Va.

The following two scenes speak volumes about where the 2012 presidential race currently… Continue reading →

GOP voters still searching for Mr. Right — Romney, Gingrich, Santorum and Paul have work to do

02/01/2012 Published on Foxnews.com

The most important takeaway from Tuesday night’s Florida primary results is that with nearly 4-in-10 (38%) of primary voters saying that they are not satisfied with any of the GOP candidates, all four contenders have a lot work to do… Continue reading →