Republican Primary on Townhall
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The Florida Debate: Losers and More Losers Mon Jan 23Kate Hicks
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Myrtle Beach Debate Post-Game Tue Jan 17Rich GalenWhen political professionals get together to discuss things like ads, campaign tactics, and debates they know the only thing that matters in the end is: "Did it move votes?" ... more
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Transcending the Gaffe Fri Jan 13Suzanne FieldsMitt Romney is learning what candidates before him learned. Small mistakes count, but usually not for much. But big ones can put a man down for the count. ... more
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The Unsinkable Mitt Thu Jan 12Paul GreenbergThere were no surprises in the New Hampshire presidential primary. The voting results followed expectations and the polls. ... more
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New Hampshire Wed Jan 11Rich GalenWinning, in our culture, means coming in first. You don't win by coming in second or fifth. You win by coming in first. ... more
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Jeff JacobyFor anyone gauging the Republican presidential contest, this week's most significant poll results weren't the ones tabulated in New Hampshire last night. They were the ones released by Gallup yesterday morning. ... more
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Romney's Authenticity Problem Wed Jan 11Jonah GoldbergMitt Romney is the most improbable of presidential candidates: a weak juggernaut. ... more
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John HawkinsConservatism is more relevant than ever to American life, but much of the conservative movement has grown complacent, lazy, rigid, and out-of-touch. Too many conservatives went to D.C. to make a difference and hung around to make a few bucks. ... more
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Forget 1980 -- 2012 Might Just Be '68 Sun Jan 8Townhall.com StaffEveryone’s a pundit in a year like this one, and those who’ve long been talking about the upcoming election have heavily debated whether 2012 will be similar to 1980. ... more
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Matt ToweryIt will become conventional wisdom over the next few weeks that the Republican Party and its candidates for the nomination have been damaged by the close and surprise finish in Iowa. They will suggest the field is weak and that the failure of a candidate to win a mandate in Iowa would suggest a weak nominee in November. That's nonsense and wishful thinking by some pundits and media. ... more
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Kate Hicks
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Santorum hauls in $1 million in one day Thu Jan 5Townhall.com Staff
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Santorum hauls in $1 million in one day Thu Jan 5Townhall.com Staff
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Santorum hauls in $1 million in one day Thu Jan 5Townhall.com Staff
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The Year of Newt Mon Jan 2Steve DeaceSadly, there are only two candidates offering a real means by which to actually undo that which the Left has done to this country for the past 50 years, and not just conservative platitudes. ... more
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Ron Paul: "I'm Pretty Mainstream." Mon Jan 2AmericaAllegations otherwise are possibly "more propaganda than anything else." ... more
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Primaries and Caucuses Fri Dec 30Rich GalenWe know the Iowa Caucuses will be held next Tuesday. A week after that, New Hampshire will hold its primary. What's the difference? ... more
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Critical Caucuses Fri Dec 30Donald LambroVoters go to the polls next month to begin choosing a candidate who can put America back to work and that means preventing Barack Obama from winning a second term. ... more
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The Wrong Kind of Minority Fri Dec 30Mona CharenThe Washington Post proclaimed in a recent headline another historic "first" for the United States -- the first female usher-in-chief at the White House. Stop the presses! ... more
