Column: Is compassionate conservatism dead?
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Amy Sullivan: Just three years after George W. Bush left the White House, the kinder conservatives have been shown the door.
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Gingrich says loss in Florida wouldn't end his campaign
3d 13h ago By David Espo, Associated Press
On the weekend before the pivotal Florida primary, Newt Gingrich vowed Saturday to stay in the race for the Republican presidential nomination until the national convention this summer even if he loses Tuesday's vote. Front-runner Mitt Romney poured on the criticism of his rival in television ads airing across the state.
Texans billed $800K for Rick Perry's security
4d 2h ago By Catalina Camia, USA TODAY
Texas taxpayers were billed nearly $800,000 for security while Rick Perry traveled to early voting states while running for president.
GOP presidential race shows Tea Party's limits
5d 22h ago By Alan Gomez, USA TODAY
The GOP presidential primary race has been a blow to the Tea Party movement.
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Rick Perry spent more than $1,000 per vote
Gov. Rick Perry (R) spent more than $1,000 per vote during his failed presidential campaign. Perry, who ended his campaign after the New Hampshire primary earlier this month, released his fourth quarter fundraising numbers on Monday, showing that he raised
Fla. Evangelicals: Mormons Not Christian but Romney Is OK
Christian on the ballot. Robert Jeffress, pastor of a Dallas megachurch, made this claim when he endorsed Texas Governor Rick Perry at the Values Voter Summit in October. Other evangelical leaders took issue, however, with Jeffress' remarks, arguing that what
Rick Perry spent more than $1,000 per vote
Gov. Rick Perry (R) spent more than $1,000 per vote during his failed presidential campaign. Perry, who ended his campaign after the New Hampshire primary earlier this month, released his fourth quarter fundraising numbers on Monday, showing that he raised
Texas Abortion Opponents Have Something to Cheer About
at the Capitol Saturday, many of whom praised the decision. As Greg Abbott (rumored to be considering a run for governor if Rick Perry chooses to sit this next round out), said, “Texas remains the strongest pro-life state in the nation.” And 5,000 pro-life
Perry's fundraising plunged in fourth quarter
in his state account that year. From August to December of last year, his presidential campaign raised $20 million. Gov. Rick Perry's presidential campaign has filed its campaign fundraising report for the last three months of 2011 and it shows a major drop
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GOP contest could be lengthy fight
9d ago By Susan Page and Fredreka Schouten, USA TODAY
A week ago, Mitt Romney's nomination seemed sure. Now Newt Gingrich's win in South Carolina has roiled the GOP race, maybe for months.
Editorial: The GOP's final four face an impulsive electorate
9d ago
If anything is clear, it is that Republican voters are angry, impulsive and liable to change allegiance at the drop of a debate.
Column: Why U.S. politics devolves into good vs. evil
9d ago By Henry G. Brinton
Henry G. Brinton: Without a clear 'devil' to rally against, Americans turn the knives on each other.
Gingrich turns race into slog
10d ago By Charles Babington
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich took a giant step Saturday toward becoming the Republican alternative to Mitt Romney that "tea partyers" and social conservatives have been seeking for months.
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