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A woman named “Jenni” is the face of one of the Republican Party’s biggest difficulties in the Nov. 6 election: its estrangement from many female voters.
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Mitt Romney’s claim that President Barack Obama has quietly gutted the nation’s welfare overhaul may be a political winner with some voters.
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Unmarried women were among Barack Obama’s most loyal supporters in 2008, turning out in droves and delivering 70 percent of their votes to him. When many of them stayed home in the 2010 midterm election, Democrats lost the House and had their Senate majority trimmed.
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The $700 billion bank-rescue program designed to avert an economic collapse has proved a political liability to some Republican lawmakers in primary races.
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President Barack Obama wants to spend the next year talking about economic inequality. Republicans shouldn’t take the bait.
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Long before the two parties directly engaged in the 2012 general election, White House senior adviser David Plouffe identified the key political target for Barack Obama: a middle-aged white woman in Ohio.
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Americans disapprove of U.S. President Barack Obama ’s handling of almost every major issue and are deeply pessimistic about the nation’s direction, offering a bullish environment for Republicans in the November congressional elections.
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Americans say that the $14.3 trillion U.S. debt threatens the economy and that entitlement programs may go broke even as they dismiss as “scare tactics” the arguments offered by Republicans and Democrats who are debating a solution.
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President Barack Obama said General Motors Co .’s return to the stock market shows the U.S. auto industry is on the rise and will result in taxpayers getting their money back from a government bailout.
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