At this juncture, it is unclear if the eventual GOP presidential nominee will be able to defeat President Obama. Therefore, in this time of high unemployment and out of control spending, if Republicans want to limit the Obama administration’s negative … Continued

Seven weeks out, the high percentage of “undecideds” is the top line story in Iowa. If the Tea Party gets behind one candidate that could change the entire landscape in January’s Hawkeye State nominating contest. James Q. Lynch of KCRG has … Continued

In this time of global financial instability, if we do not get America’s debt under control in the very near future, the federal government will be ceding America’s economic future to China. It is important to stop the bleeding as … Continued

Back from the political dead, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is now at or near the top of the polls for the 2012 GOP presidential nominee. Can Gingrich catch fire or will he eventually fade like the other “Mitt Romney” … Continued

Once the general election begins, the eventual GOP nominee will need every electoral vote he or she can get. The fact that former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is leading President Obama by 10 percentage points in New Hampshire is a … Continued

This is unfortunate, because Georgia businessman Herman Cain was a breath of fresh air for the Republican Party. Had Mr. Cain handled the sexual allegions differently, his campaign might not be on the decline. That said, Cain’s latest gaffe concerning … Continued

You know that the battle for the White House is getting tight when the folks at The New Yorker have a handle on electoral strategy. If Florida goes to the eventual GOP presidential nominee, Ohio will likely decide the 2012 election. … Continued

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is making a comeback, and his stock rising in the latest polls. Will the anti-Romney voting bloc coalesce behind Gingrich’s presidential bid? Only time will tell. Amanda Paulson at The Christian Science Monitor has more: … Continued