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Romney Plays Himself
Philip Klein | 1.25.08 @ 1:05AM
The turnaround artist finally rolls up his sleeves in Florida.
The turnaround artist finally rolls up his sleeves in Florida.
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Politicians should be kept from "cashing in," by law if necessary.
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Shining some light on the Sunshine State's hotly contested January 29 primary.
Storming through Florida, the beleaguered candidate plays up new issues of interest to property-owning locals.
The FDA has it right in the latest dispute over cloned cuisine.
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If he wants to make a comeback, Rudy needs to change the subject.
Barack Obama may pretend he's opposed to individual mandates, but all signs suggest he's no less in favor of coercive universal health care than Dr. Hillary herself.
Honor requires loyalty, which isn't the Senator's strongest suit.
Where America's presidents go to kneel.
Unserious critics are trying to write them off in the race for the Republican nomination.
The GOP's principled platformer. Also: Faith in Mitt. Abortion divisions. Bombing Auschwitz. Obama and the beasts. Autism and denial. Plus much more.
Obama took the gloves off against it in Monday's Democratic presidential debate.
The latest good news on abortion doesn't erase the last 35 years.
"Show me the money" could be his new campaign slogan.
Former UN Ambassador Bolton on the realities of the 2008 GOP convention.
Romney wins by focusing on what matters to him.
Most journalists, ignorant of religion, focus on Romney and Huckabee. What about Obama?
President Bush's historic aside and Yad Vashem.
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Can John McCain ride his Palmetto State win all the way to the nomination?
Another side of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Mike Huckabee learns about the limits of identity politics.
McCain expects top names to be his. Even the former governor's?
Gov. Schwarzenegger has run up a $14 billion deficit, just like his hated predecessor -- and now he's sorry for being a Republican.
Ex-Sen. Edwards wins pampered male vote.
Socialized medicine for Hollywood. Also: hot private properties. Political Hucksters. Romney and Ron. Junk medicine. Plus much more.