If you allow the media to tell the story about Mitt Romney’s comment, “I like being able to fire people who provide services to me” you can easily be mislead that Romney is a emotionless, suit and tie wearing, profit
In an editorial board interview with Breitbart.com, Rick Tyler, a former spokesman for Newt Gingrich and current senior adviser to Mr. Gingrich’s Winning Our Future Super PAC, told Editor-in-Chief Joel Pollak he was unsure whether the Gingrich Super PAC would
Yesterday in New Hampshire Larry O’Connor of Breitbart.tv caught up with Lawrence O’Donnell and asked him his opinion on the Republican field. Here’s what he had to say: [youtube M9U8TMEFyY0 nolink] Romney is the one they don’t want. They know
Although Todd Palin has chosen Newt Gingrich as his candidate for 2012, Sarah Palin has yet to make any endorsements. One thing she has done, however, is warn that the establishment candidate–Mitt Romney–has been propelled through the race thus far
Rep. Michael Grimm passionately stands by former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney after he received criticism for saying he enjoys firing people who provide poor services. Grimm says Romney will start firing people, starting with President Obama.
Joel Pollak, our editor-in-chief, asked Rick Tyler of Winning Our Future– Newt Gingrich’s Super PAC–about why Newt Gingrich and he are attacking Mitt Romney from the Left on his Bain Capital record. Tyler encouraged Romney to hold a press conference
During the ABC News New Hampshire debate on Saturday, George Stephanopoulos relentlessly interrogated former Governor Mitt Romney about a non-issue: Should states be able to ban contraception? It was a ridiculous question that Romney disposed of handily. The time could
Yesterday on Breitbart.tv Rick Tyler of Newt Gingrich’s Super Pac told us that all of the 100,000 jobs that Mitt Romney and his surrogates advertise having credited were created in Southeast Asia and Mexico. “Mitt Romney gives a bad name
Newt Gingrich echoes the attack put forth by SuperPAC “Winning Our Future” by attacking Mitt Romney’s days at Bain Capital. During this morning’s interview on “Fox and Friends” Mr. Gingrich tries to determine what level of profit an owner takes
Trying to outrace rising attacks against him, White House hopeful Mitt Romney pounded New Hampshire on Monday with campaign slogans about his record as a conservative and free-market businessman.
A friend of mine called me after the Iowa caucuses and asked, “Why isn’t John Huntsman getting noticed in this race? He’s the most intelligent candidate in the field!” I would say the GOP nominees are much like what we
Although Connecticut is considered to be a “deep blue” state, its last two governors were Republicans (kind of), and most voters did not vote for its current governor, Working Families Party member and Democrat Dannel Malloy. Without that election’s third
Saturday, at the GOP debate, Romney claimed that his company and those Bain & Co. invested in had helped create 100,000 net new jobs. That figure was contradicted by a figure of 10,000 jobs Romney had previously given in his
With 36 percent of Florida Republican likely primary voters, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has a double-digit lead three weeks before the nation’s first big-state presidential primary, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today. But 54 percent of GOP
This morning on our CNN panel Will Cain and I discussed the “angry Newt narrative.” The question centered around Peggy Noonan’s latest column wherein she calls Gingrich an “angry little attack muffin“: Right now Mr. Romney’s taking a beating. He’s
[audio: http://www.coffeeandmarkets.com/CoffeeandMarkets010912.mp3] Download Podcast | iTunes | Podcast Feed On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Ben Domenech are joined by Francis Cianfrocca to discuss Mitt Romney’s history at Bain Capital, how some of his investments may
Is Rick Perry the Tea Party’s last hope in the 2012 election? As he prepares for his Alamo moment in South Carolina, the longest serving governor in Texas history makes the case for limited government. It’s a deliberate play for
We know that Barack Obama and Ron Paul share a foreign policy, but do they also share a strategy for getting to the White House? It would appear so. Ron Paul will be traveling to South Carolina twelve hours after
In the battle to dodge Obamacare’s costly requirements, Big Labor–one of President Obama’s biggest backers and a strong support of Mr. Obama’s healthcare overhaul–is winning. Big time. As Paul Conner of the Daily Caller reports: Documents released in a classic
Last night’s “Saturday Night Live” kicked off the show mocking the Republican of the moment – Rick Santorum. Cast member Andy Samberg, sporting the now-signature Santorum sweater vest, shares how he plans to overtake former Gov. Mitt Romney and win
Chris Wallace presents a fantastic argument against the Democratic National Committee Chairwoman’s attack on Mitt Romney’s days as CEO of Bain Capital comparing job losses in the companies he invested in to the job losses at Solyndra.
MANCHESTER, N.H.- Mitt Romney’s support has dropped for the fourth day in a row in the Suffolk University daily tracking poll of New Hampshire voters. Romney had 35 percent, down from 39 percent in Saturday’s poll. Meanwhile, Rep. Ron Paul
Looks like Gov. John Sununu had had enough of Chris Matthews and the left-leaning panel on MSNBC attacking Mitt Romney over SuperPAC advertising. What follows is a cathartic explosion that happened on camera.
Unveiling what may become a central theme of his presidential campaign, Gov. Mitt Romney on Thursday blasted President Barack Obama’s controversial decision to circumnavigate congressional approval of his three appointments to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) as yet another
Mike Flynn, Editor Big Government: Little known fact; during the last GOP debate in Iowa, the RNC held their holiday party at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in DC. There weren’t any TVs among the open bars. So, no one
