Mitt Romney is clobbering President Barack Obama among independents in nearly every poll, so the mainstream media has tried to will independents back to Obama’s side by playing up the so-called “bromance” and bipartisanship between Obama and Republican New Jersey
Recently, I exposed a local California incumbent, Democrat State Assemblyman Mike Gatto, trying to pass himself off as a Republican. Turns out he’s not the only one. U.S. Rep. Howard Berman, (D-Van Nuys) is running against Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks)
As Long Island struggled to recover from Hurricane Sandy, the area’s most influential newspaper, NewsDay, endorsed Mitt Romney for President on Saturday. In 2008, the paper endorsed Barack Obama: Had Barack Obama done the job of president with the same
(AP) NEW YORK – You wouldn’t have known it was the Saturday before the election on “Saturday Night Live.” Sure, Mitt Romney, played by Jason Sudeikis, made a quick appearance on “Weekend Update,” but otherwise much of the focus was
The Secret Service appears to be playing politics by ignoring threats of riots and violence against Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney made by leftist filmmaker Michael Moore and the liberal group MoveOn. The threat was made via a web ad
Traditional Democrat spin dictates their party cares about the concerns of the poor, while Republicans care about the rich. However, the person who has been spending perhaps the most time addressing the problem of poverty in the United States is
Mitt Romney wrote an op-ed in 2008 titled “Let Detroit Go Bankrupt.” Barack Obama has used that title to suggest that Romney didn’t care about the auto industry while Obama heroically saved it. The truth is very nearly the opposite.
In southern California, an incumbent Democrat state legislator appears to be running as a Republican in order to get reelected. Prominently picturing Mitt Romney, Ronald Reagan and Abraham Lincoln on campaign flyers addressed to California “Republicans,” and featuring the California
Turnout, enthusiasm, and confidence. Those are the simple reasons Republican Mitt Romney is likely to win Tuesday’s presidential election. Recent polls in states previously considered safe for President Barack Obama show that Romney has indeed expanded the map: he is
The latest jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals the chasm between the jobs promises President Barack Obama made in 2008 and the employment crisis 23 million Americans are trapped in today. In 2008, Mr. Obama promised voters
We’ve been reporting for close to a week that Minnesota, the bluest of blue states, which has voted for the Democratic candidate in every election since 1976, is very much in play for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. Today, we
I received an email from former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright to inform us she has never seen such an extreme Republican ticket as Mitt Romney and Paul. Are they extreme when it comes to jobs? Economy? No. It’s because
Milwaukee, Wisc.- Friday morning Governor Mitt Romney held a rally at the county fairgrounds. Despite the frosty temperatures, over 1500 people who could not get in attended the “overflow rally” outside the event. The energy was enthusiastic and upbeat for
Consistent with a recent Pew Research survey that found a majority of voters voting for Romney are now affirmatively voting for him instead of merely against President Barack Obama, Republicans in Colorado have said they have not seen the level of
Update: The final Susquehanna Polling & Research Poll shows a 47-47% tie heading into the Tuesday election. Romney is seen slightly more favorable (+4) than Obama (+1). Adding to Romney’s advantage is that an overwhelming 71% place economic and fiscal
After complaints from voters in at least six states that their intended votes for Mitt Romney on electronic touchscreen voting machines came up as votes for President Barack Obama, the Republican National Committee (RNC) sent a letter to election officials
Several hundred supporters of US public broadcasting marched on Capitol Hill Saturday in a “Million Puppet March” in favor of ongoing federal funding for non-commercial programming. The good-humored protest was prompted by Republican challenger Mitt Romney’s threat, in a televised
After failing to mention the Tea Party by name on the stump in 2012, President Barack Obama mentioned the movement during at least five stump speeches on Thursday and Friday. Running against the Tea Party movement that successfully stymied his
Republican nominee Mitt Romney chided President Barack Obama Saturday for calling on Americans to vote for “revenge” as the battle for the White House raced to an ill tempered climax. Three days before voters chose between giving Obama a second
Yesterday, Divider-In-Chief Barack Obama told a (small) crowd of supporters to get their revenge against Mitt Romney with their vote. Today, in a terrific ad, Mitt Romney responds by telling all Americans “to vote for love of country.” – –
As Chuck Todd and NBC release their juicy-juiced-juicery from a propagandist named Marist predicting Obama will nearly double his 2008 turnout advantage with a D+9 poll, in his first trip to Ohio since Hurricane Sandy, Mitt Romney attracted a jaw-dropping
Michael Barone, the seasoned precinct-by-precinct analyst who has anchored Fox News election coverage for years, has made a bold prediction: not only will Mitt Romney win the presidency on Tuesday, he will win it in a landslide. Barone says that
If you want to understand why voters no longer trust pollsters, look no further than the latest CNN poll of Ohio voters, showing President Barack Obama with a 50%-47% lead over Gov. Mitt Romney–a result that is within the poll’s
A former Ohio Democratic congressman has endorsed Mitt Romney for president in a column in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. James Stanton, who served the Cleveland City Council for 11 years, six of them as council president, and then served in
