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  • Republican Immigration Divide Widens as Bill Takes Shape

    As bipartisan immigration legislation takes shape in Congress to grant legal status to the nation’s 11 million undocumented immigrants, a quiet civil war is raging in the Republican Party on the issue.

  • Palin Shakes Up Republican Presidential Field While Keeping Mum on Plans

    Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin is shaking up a Republican presidential field just starting to take shape, injecting her unconventional campaigning and celebrity into what had been a sleepy start to the party’s 2012 primaries.

  • Biden’s Combative Ryan Debate Gives Obama Chance to Reset

    Vice President Joe Biden, seeking to repair damage done by President Barack Obama’s subdued debate last week, gave an assertive performance while clashing with Representative Paul Ryan over the direction of the U.S. economy, foreign policy, Medicare and taxes.

  • Romney Faults Perry on Immigration as Republican Rift Widens

    Mitt Romney wants the U.S. to build a fence to keep out illegal immigrants. Herman Cain suggested constructing an electrified “Great Wall of China” along the Mexican border. And Rick Perry, who once called the fence idea “idiocy,” is accusing Romney of employing illegal workers.

  • Romney Racks Up Delegates Even as Campaign Underscores Weakness

    Mitt Romney is winning in math and losing in chemistry.

  • Romney as Client for Turnaround Applies Lessons Learned in Race

    After losing his 2008 bid for the Republican presidential nomination, Mitt Romney jumped into his next project, conducting the kind of analysis he became famous for as a management consultant at Bain & Co. Only this time the company was Romney Inc.

  • Debates Alter Republican Primary Race

    They’ve helped squelch Rick Perry’s poll surge and fuel Herman Cain’s rise. They’ve given Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum platforms for their financially strapped candidacies. They’ve boosted Mitt Romney’s efforts to cast himself as the most electable Republican.

  • Santorum Channeling Pat Buchanan Faces N.H.

    Rick Santorum, working to channel the populist success of Patrick Buchanan in New Hampshire, may be unable to recreate the coalition he needs to finish strong in the state’s Jan. 10 Republican presidential primary.

  • Kochs Take Tip From Soros Investing in Voter Registration

    The door-knockers wearing matching T- shirts and carrying electronic tablets loaded with maps and survey scripts fanned out on a recent evening across Hillsborough County, a Florida enclave that has backed the winning presidential candidate in each of the last three elections.

  • Herman Cain Ends Bid for GOP Nomination

    Herman Cain ended his campaign for the Republican nomination for president in 2012, blaming media attention to allegations of improper sexual conduct.

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