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A Narrow Win For Romney

10/04/2012 Published on Forbes.com
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Tonight’s presidential debate lived up to the hype. It was clear that Romney was well prepared, showing America a lively and focused side that we have yet to see thus far in the campaign.
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Obama, Romney and the Bain Capital attacks

07/23/2012 Published on Foxnews.com

No matter how effective the Bain Capital attacks on presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney have been, there has been no shift in President Obama’s position vis-à-vis the Massachusetts governor – as evidenced by recent polling.
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The June Jobs Report Will Have A Greater Impact On President Obama’s Standing Than The Supreme Court Obamacare Ruling

07/05/2012 Published on Forbes.com
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New Poll: Both Parties Face Key Challenges In Wake of Supreme Court’s Obamacare Ruling

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Cronyism At Its Worst In Mongolia

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What The Obamacare Ruling Means For Campaign 2012

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Forget health care, it’s still about jobs, jobs, jobs for Obama and Romney

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As President Obama sets off on his “Betting On America” bus tour through the key swing states of Pennsylvania and Ohio, both the Obama and Romney campaigns are anxiously awaiting the numbers from Friday’s monthly jobs report. As they wait,… Continue reading →

Romney’s next big crisis

03/29/2012 Published on Fox News Opinion
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Mitt Romney may be consolidating his lead over Rick Santorum in the race to secure the GOP nomination picking up an endorsement from Marco Rubio on Wednesday night and from members of the Bush family. But the Republican presidential hopeful… Continue reading →

He’s got the math, so where’s Mitt’s momentum?

03/14/2012 Published on Foxnews.com

With Romney’s third place finish in Mississippi and Alabama Tuesday, one thing is certain: The Republican presidential primaries may remain Mitt Romney’s to win, but that has more to do with arithmetic and delegates than it does with voters.
Given…

Super Tuesday Seals Nothing: The Race Goes On

03/07/2012 Published on Forbes.com

As the dust settles from Super Tuesday, one thing is clear: the Republican primary race is far from resolved. As of midnight, Rick Santorum had won the states of Oklahoma, Tennessee and North Dakota; Newt Gingrich won Georgia; while Mitt…

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 →