GOP voters saw Mitt Romney as the candidate most likely to defeat President Obama, Florida primary results show. But a disconnect persists between Romney and the party's conservative base. In the end, Florida Republicans want most to defeat President Obama, and they believe Mitt Romney is the man to do it. Skip to next paragraph In exit polls taken from Tuesday’s primary, which Mr. Romney won by a resounding 14-point margin, 45 percent of voters reported that the ability to beat Mr. Obama...
GOP voters saw Mitt Romney as the candidate most likely to defeat President Obama, Florida primary results show. But a disconnect persists between Romney and the party's conservative base. In the end, Florida Republicans want most to defeat President Obama, and they believe Mitt Romney is the man to do it. Skip to next paragraph In exit polls taken from Tuesday’s primary, which Mr. Romney won by a resounding 14-point margin, 45 percent of voters reported that the ability to beat Mr. Obama...
TAMPA (Reuters) - Mitt Romney cruised to a blowout victory in Florida's Republican presidential primary on Tuesday that put him back in front in the fight for his party's nomination to face President Barack Obama and left chief rival Newt Gingrich reeling but vowing to fight on. With 70 percent of the vote counted, Romney had 47 percent of the vote to Gingrich's 32 percent in the largest of the four Republican presidential nominating contests so far this year. Television networks projected...
There’s a new phenomenon in Washington: the Hispanic super-PAC, which aims to give political voice to the nation’s fastest-growing demographic. Two have cropped up since the beginning of the year. Another that formed as a regular PAC in 2010 has relaunched as a super-PAC, expanding its efforts from a single House district to 15. And at least one other Hispanic PAC is considering making the leap to super-PAC status. Some are liberal, some conservative. Some plan to target House and Senate...
by Andrew Abramson | January 29th, 2012 WEST PALM BEACH — Lost in Herman Cain’s surprise endorsement of Newt Gingrich Saturday night at the Kravis Center was a rousing speech by Rep. Allen West, who received a bigger applause and ovation than either Gingrich or Cain. West gave a 10 minute speech at the Lincoln Day Dinner, telling a very approving audience that, “We need to let President Obama, Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi and my dear friend the chairman of the Democratic National Committee...
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President Barack Obama didn’t turn his State of the Union speech into an overt pitch for his reelection, but he did push back against his Republican rivals in his address. West Wing officials chided reporters earlier Tuesday for assuming that he would use the prime-time perch to deliver a campaign stemwinder, saying he planned a substantive address that would not deviate in tone from other speeches to Congress. Continue Reading But a closer look at the rhetoric shows that Obama had some big...
“You can call this class warfare all you want,” he said, as Mr Buffett’s secretary looked on from the box of the First Lady Michelle Obama, “But asking a billionaire to pay at least as much as his secretary in taxes? Most Americans would call that common sense.” Mr Obama attacked the “reckless” and “bad” behaviour of the banks that had caused the financial crisis and left millions of innocent Americans “holding the bag”, urging Congress to invest in rejuvenating...
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