Results for: Democratic Presidential Candidates

Obama Campaign May Be Fooling Itself
https://townhall.com/columnists/michaelbarone/2012/05/31/obama_campaign_may_be_fooling_itself
– Heilemann is a fine reporter and was co-author with Time's Mark Halperin of a best-selling book on the 2008 presidential campaign. … And he's capable of directing snark at both candidates. Samples: Romney "seems to suffer a hybrid of affluenza and Tourette's." … A more plausible explanation is that big Democratic donors don't trust the political judgment of super PAC head Bill Burton -- who…
The Arab Spring
https://townhall.com/columnists/georgefriedman/2012/06/03/the_egyptian_election_and_the_arab_spring
– The Egyptian presidential election was held last week. … with one that respected human rights and democratic values in the Western sense. … Indeed, the desire to become part of a democratic Europe captured the national imagination.…
Romney Up By Four in Presidential Poll
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/helenwhalencohen/2012/06/02/romney_up_by_four_in_presidential_poll
– The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Saturday shows Mitt Romney picking up 48% of the vote, while President Obama … But, with the race virtually tied and demographics that favor Democratic candidates in Massachusetts, ‘‘this will be a really close…
Seven Reasons Why Mitt Romney Is The Favorite In November
https://townhall.com/columnists/johnhawkins/2012/06/05/seven_reasons_why_mitt_romney_is_the_favorite_in_november
– That's why candidates keep using it. However, when you throw mud, you inevitably get some of it on you in the process. … The problem for Obama is that those have proven to be poor strategies for Democrats at the Presidential level. … For example, Bob Shrum is famous for running Democratic presidential campaigns that rely heavily on populism.…
2012: Good Money (And Jobs) vs. Easy Money (And Stagnation)
https://townhall.com/columnists/ralphbenko/2012/05/30/2012_good_money_and_jobs_vs_easy_money_and_stagnation
– The 2012 presidential election is shaping up to include an argument over opportunity versus equality. … Both in Congress and in the presidential race monetary policy is shaping up as a potentially important political battleground. … Not that peoples whose social state is democratic naturally scorn liberty; on the contrary, they have an instinctive taste for it.…
A Battleground Leader for 2012?
https://townhall.com/columnists/fredlucas/2011/03/22/a_battleground_leader_for_2012
– Pawlenty is coy about presidential ambitions. … There is a long graveyard of Minnesota presidential candidates who were not successful. … These are all things he will almost certainly talk about in a presidential campaign.…
The GOP's Mixed Outlook
https://townhall.com/columnists/michaelgerson/2010/09/17/the_gops_mixed_outlook
– In the process, Republicans wasted an unusual opportunity to win a Senate seat in a heavily Democratic state. … Hayworth showed that the tea party label does not guarantee success for buffoonish candidates. … Without the primary victories of tea party candidates in Nevada and Delaware, that control would be more likely.…
Race of the Day: New Hampshire’s Sweet Homecoming
https://townhall.com/columnists/brianwalsh/2010/09/15/race_of_the_day__new_hampshire’s_sweet_homecoming
– are Nashua, Salem, Keene, and the significant Dixville Notch—the community that’s been a reliable indicator in predicting how presidential … While the area has been trending Democratic, it is by no means a “safe” district for candidates running to help Speaker Pelosi: Its…
Time Magazine: Listen Up, Dummies! Obama's Stimulus 'Clearly Helped'
https://townhall.com/columnists/larryelder/2010/09/09/time_magazine_listen_up,_dummies!_obamas_stimulus_clearly_helped
– Blinder is a liberal Princeton economist who advised President Bill Clinton and presidential candidates Al Gore and John Kerry. … House Democrats happily call Zandi -- with whom they agree and who advised presidential candidate John McCain -- a "conservative Republican … At Harvard, 15 econ faculty members belonged to the Democratic or other left-wing party, and only one was a Republican or libertarian…
October Surprises
https://townhall.com/columnists/victordavishanson/2010/09/09/october_surprises
– In fact, most embattled Democratic candidates don't want the president to even set foot in their districts. … He looked decisive and presidential; his Republican opponents looked nitpicking and petty. … Democratic candidates would find a more united nation suddenly far more worried about Mideast Armageddon than unemployment and record…
Can You Smell What Obama's Cooking?
https://townhall.com/columnists/davidharsanyi/2010/09/09/can_you_smell_what_obamas_cooking
– infrastructure of the United States in brand-new ways.Have you noticed that the infrastructure always is "crumbling" in news stories and presidential … cuts help hedge fund managers, who should be drawn and quartered, not rewarded.During Labor Day weekend, I caught a number of Democraticcandidates calling themselves tax cutters in ads.…
Left Calls in the Cavalry But Forgets They're the Bad Guys
https://townhall.com/columnists/dangainor/2010/09/24/left_calls_in_the_cavalry_but_forgets_theyre_the_bad_guys
– 1972 in which the forces of George McGovern took over the Democratic Party, overthrew the Democratic Party establishment and moved … Obama’s other presidential reinforcements came from the failed leadership of Jimmy Carter. … When Obama calls for the Democratic base to help, the top constituencies respond aggressively.…
Politics & The Current Discontents: November And Beyond
https://townhall.com/columnists/brianbirdnow/2010/09/20/politics__the_current_discontents_november_and_beyond
– voting Republican as a protest against drunken-sailor spending and the gallop toward socialism will reluctantly fall back to their Democratic … manifested itself again last week as Republican political consultants sternly lectured GOP primary voters about choosing the “wrong” candidates … The GOP will certainly lack the numbers to overturn Presidential vetoes and the country is most likely stuck with Obamacare for the…
The Midterm Sprint -- Every Minute Volunteered, Every Dollar Donated Matters
https://townhall.com/columnists/jackiegingrichcushman/2010/1…nt_--_every_minute_volunteered,_every_dollar_donated_matters
– While not quite as exciting as a presidential election, this year's midterm elections will determine which party controls the House … Currently, the House is split between 255 Democratic and 178 Republican representatives. … The Senate is split with 57 Democratic, two independents who caucus with the Democratic Party, and 41 Republicans.…
Will The Daily Beast Hire Rick Sanchez?
https://townhall.com/columnists/humbertofontova/2010/10/07/will_the_daily_beast_hire_rick_sanchez
– Birnbaum is also a Georgetown Professor Emeritus and former advisor to three Democratic Presidential candidates. … Within the MSM/Democratic axis such insults can only apply against Cuban-Americans. … The head explodes imagining the MSM hysteria to such depictions of any reliably Democratic ethnic group.…
Ouch: Ohio Democrat's Hometown Paper Endorses His Republican Opponent
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/guybenson/2010/10/04/ouch_ohio_democrats_hometown_paper_endorses_his_republican_opponent
– In 2010, the Plain-Dealer apparently wants to mitigate the damage caused by their risky presidential choice by sending a Republican … Lee Fisher, Portman's Democratic opponent in the contest to replace the retiring George Voinovich, is a talented and smart public servant … Yet after listening to both candidates for months now and watching how each man has conducted his campaign, there is no doubt that…
November Prize for GOP Isn't in Congress
https://townhall.com/columnists/jtyoung/2010/09/30/november_prize_for_gop_isnt_in_congress
– Strong governor candidates will again aid in this year’s races. … In future years, governors also make prime Senate candidates themselves. … And just as governors make very attractive Senate candidates, they also make attractive presidential candidates.…
Americans Still Cling to Ignorance
https://townhall.com/columnists/victordavishanson/2010/09/30/americans_still_cling_to_ignorance
– The bookish, twice-unsuccessful Democratic presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson once sighed that if most thinking people supported … He is furious that an unsophisticated electorate might not return congressional Democratic majorities in 2010. … Note that few Democratic candidates are running on the health-care bill they passed, promising at the time that it would be appreciated…
Race for the Middle
https://townhall.com/columnists/salenazito/2010/10/17/race_for_the_middle
– “Elections,” as one very wise Democratic strategist reminds, “are always won in the middle.” … Democrats, in their presidential defeat of 2004 and their victory of 2008, captured the identical percentage of Democrats but 3 percent … “The party candidates have to fashion a different image for themselves than that of the president,” Rozell explains.…
Hispanics' Missed Opportunity
https://townhall.com/columnists/lindachavez/2010/10/08/hispanics_missed_opportunity
– and those who are members of minority groups, especially blacks and Hispanics, turn out in larger-than-usual numbers for a non-presidential … percent -- because a larger proportion of them are under 18 years of age or are not citizens.Hispanics have traditionally voted Democratic … , but various Republican presidential candidates have been able to make substantial inroads into the Hispanic vote.…
Obama's False Alarm on Corporate Electioneering
https://townhall.com/columnists/stevechapman/2010/10/24/obamas_false_alarm_on_corporate_electioneering
– All this spending, said presidential adviser David Axelrod, "is a threat to our democracy." … As more than half of all political candidates discover every election year, such efforts often fail. … In 2008, candidates for the U.S.…
A Cautionary Note for GOP in Tuesday's Election
https://townhall.com/columnists/lindachavez/2010/11/05/a_cautionary_note_for_gop_in_tuesdays_election
– Republicans faced a similar problem in Colorado, where Democratic Sen. … Hispanics generally vote Democratic -- but they are not monolithic voters similar to African-Americans. … In six of the presidential elections since 1972, Hispanics have given Republican candidates 30 percent or more of their votes.…
The Great Corrective
https://townhall.com/columnists/paulkengor/2010/11/02/the_great_corrective
– My point is simply that Americans don’t elect presidential candidates with records and backgrounds this extreme—but they did on November … figure, from the far left, who understood what happened is Mark Rudd, the 1960s radical communist who spearheaded Students for a Democratic
If This Guy Can Pull It Off, the GOP Has Nothing to Worry About Tomorrow
https://townhall.com/columnists/jillianbandes/2010/11/01/if_…can_pull_it_off,_the_gop_has_nothing_to_worry_about_tomorrow
– You might know Johnson as the Republican running against Democratic Rep. … "We've got some exceptionally strong candidates from the top to the bottom. I'll be shocked if they don't win." … Their efforts for Johnson, Boccieri, and Space underscore the importance of Ohio as a bellwether for the presidential race just two…
Standing Tall: The Rise and Resilience of Conservative Women
https://townhall.com/columnists/michellemalkin/2010/10/29/standing_tall_the_rise_and_resilience_of_conservative_women
– Despite daily assaults from the Democratic machine, liberal media and Hollyweird -- not to mention the stray fraggings from Beltway … When Republican Delaware Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell challenged Democratic opponent Chris Coons in a constitutional debate … But these same smug mockers have spent the past two years deriding Republican vice presidential candidate and former Alaska Gov.…
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