If these numbers are correct, then it signifies a problem for the GOP this year – lack of enthusiasm: When you eliminate independents and Democrats from the 2008 equation, actual registered Republicans made up 61 percent of the roughly 239,000 votes cast in the GOP primary, putting the turnout among Republicans at around 145,790. But […]
Mitt Romney’s win in New Hampshire last night was a given the pundit world has talked about for months. Interesting enough though many are calling this the end game and now saying Romney is the nominee. I wouldn’t count on that quiet yet. Romney has constantly polled best in New Hampshire of all 50 states. […]
Here’s the live updates as they come in from New Hampshire’s primary.
We are all used to hearing politicians make promises they have no way of ever keeping, but the pandering done by Mitt Romney has taken it to a whole new level. Here’s what Mitt Romney said in New Hampshire on Thursday: “What I can promise you is this – when you get out of college, […]
A new poll, this time out of New Hampshire: When PPP polled New Hampshire in April Michele Bachmann was stuck at 4%. She’s gained 14 points over the last three months and now finds herself within single digits of Mitt Romney. Romney continues to lead the way in the state with 25% to 18% for […]
And by a crafty political move. Reports are that Obama is considering appointing Sen. Judd Gregg (R-HN) to become the Commerce Secretary. New Hampshire’s governor would then have to appoint a replacement for Gregg and the governor just so happens to be a Democrat. What a move and one I don’t think anyone saw coming.
Florida: Obama 52 percent/McCain 44 percent Georgia: Obama 47 percent/McCain 51 percent Indiana: Obama 52 percent/McCain 48 percent Iowa: Obama 58 percent/McCain 42 percent Michigan: Obama 60 percent/McCain 39 percent Minnesota: Obama 60 percent/McCain 39 percent Missouri: Obama 52 percent/McCain 48 percent Nevada: Obama 55 percent/McCain 45 percent New Hampshire: Obama 57 percent/McCain 43 percent […]
Because she gets it: If Americans want to continue the Iraq war, then Sen. John McCain — the apparent Republican presidential candidate and relentless hawk — is their man. It seems McCain was not kidding when he said the U.S. might have to remain in Iraq for 100 years. At a town meeting in New […]
This is a sure indicator of how much the world is anticipating a new leader in the U.S.: From Berlin to London to Jakarta, the destinies of Democratic and Republican contenders in Iowa or New Hampshire, or Nevada or South Carolina, have become news in a way that most political commentators cannot recall. It is […]
I’m talking about this headline from McClatchy: Kenyan president lost election, U.S. exit poll indicates I bet they feel confident in those results