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Michelle Malkin
On Friday, as President Barack Obama sat down in the Blue Room of the White House to conduct an in-depth interview with MTV’s Sway, Mitt Romney used his campaign for President as an opportunity to discuss the economy. (See complete video of the speech below and a transcript of the speech below that). And as President Obama was telling “Sway” how he thought the most vibrant form of music right now is hip-hop, Mitt Romney stood before a crowd of 2,000 Americans in Ames Iowa, at the site of…
The latest White House 2012 analysis of polls, conditions, and circumstances in individual states projects a slightly smaller Electoral College vote total for Governor Mitt Romney than he had last week, but Romney still remains above the magic number of 270, that he needs to win in the Electoral College. This week, WH12 has seen the battleground states of Iowa and Nevada taken out of Romney’s column and designated as toss-up states. This switch has taken away 12 electoral votes from the Romney-Ryan ticket and brought them from last week’s total of 291 electoral votes…
Up to now, Iowa’s erroneous Caucus results created a narrative that allowed Mitt Romney to be the first non-incumbent Republican presidential candidate to win both the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire Primary. The distinction really did not mean much. Both New Hampshire and Iowa award delegates on a proportional basis and neither actually determine who the nominee is. However the public perception of two seeming back to back victories for Mitt Romney had a profound effect on the perception shaping the ongoing nomination contests. Romney’s strong showing and one time 8 vote victory in…
One aspect of the Republican race for the nomination that may yet become a serious issue is the penalty assessed on NH, SC, FL, AZ and MI because they held their primaries before February. It has been the case that no Republican has won the nomination without winning SC and either IA or NH. Yet, this year those victories are more a public relations victory than ones that really build a delegate base. Even if Mitt Romney swept the January primaries, he won’t have amassed the type of delegate count…
Iowa proved to be an incredibly dramatic opening contests for the Republican presidential nomination that even included the added suspense of missing and improperly recorded vote totals. But by 2:30 in the morning, all was resolved and the results gave Mitt Romney a 8 vote victory. The closeness of the race did not help Mitt Romney but it certainly helped Rick Santorum, the candidate who came from so far behind and so close to defeating Romney, that in the end Iowa really goes down in the books as more of a near loss for Romney…
After canceling a planned campaign swing to South Carolina, Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann scheduled a press conference in which she announced that she was suspending her campaign. Bachmann who won the Ames Straw Poll several months ago, lost the state in it’s first in the nation caucus to all of her rivals except for one, Jon Huntsman, the one candidate who did not campaign in Iowa. Bachmann began the announcement to suspend her campaign by discussing the great responsibility to defend our republic is and explained that she decided to take…
The morning shows were full of the reaction to last night’s Republican Iowa Caucuses. It proved to be a transformational night for former Senator Rick Santorum and his campaign, narrowly losing a virtual tie for the top spot to established front runner Mitt Romney by only 8 votes with each capturing 25% of the vote. Romney received 30,015 votes to Santorum’s 30,007 votes, according to the Iowa Republican Party, Ron Paul finished with 21 percent of the vote, while former Speaker Newt Gingrich came in fourth with 13 percent and…
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