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Published February 14, 2012
Victory for President Obama will only grow more and more inevitable, unless the Republican contenders, Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul recognize that the nature of the race is fundamentally changing.
Published February 08, 2012
With Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum's three victories Tuesday in Missouri, Minnesota and Colorado, the whole nature of the 2012 Republican presidential campaign has changed.
Published February 07, 2012
Tuesday when Republicans vote in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri Rick Santorum is poised to potentially make the kind of breakthrough that could changed the 2012 presidential race.
Published February 04, 2012
The new jobs figures are just one of many reasons why there is an increasing air of optimism in the White House – as evidenced by recent polling.
Published February 01, 2012
Primary voters saying that they are not satisfied with any of the GOP candidates, all four contenders have a lot work to do in advance of Super Tuesday on March 6 -- when 10 states have primary contests.
Published January 27, 2012
After Thursday night’s strong performance at the GOP debate in Jacksonville Mitt Romney is once again the favorite to win Florida, but he hasn’t closed the deal yet.
Published January 17, 2012
With vast majorities of Americans dissatisfied with Obama's economic policies and feeling the country is heading in the wrong direction, there is a very clear sense that America is off on the wrong track. What the Obama campaign will do is make the argument that Romney is simply not the answer to the country's problems.
Published January 05, 2012
President Obama and the Democrats now know that the center in Iowa, and indeed the midwest, is up for grabs in a way that they probably did not think was possible even just a few days ago.
Published December 16, 2011
On Thursday night in Iowa, Newt Gingrich most likely stabilized the race and Mitt Romney appeared the most presidential. Now, as the contest goes into the final two and a half weeks before the Iowa caucuses, voters are left with three credible candidates-- Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney-- each of whom can win.
Published December 14, 2011
Going into the 2012 presidential race the fact that Mr. Obama's approval rating is now close to 30% with swing voters and with independents, makes him extremely vulnerable.
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