Romney’s Drudge ads on immigration
Romney is buying immigration ads on Drudge tonight. Here are two of the pictures: Note that he compares New York City to San Francisco.
Thoughts before the spin room
John McCain did well with the national security focus. Mitt Romney always does best with a domestic security focus. I suspect that the commenters will say that McCain won. I was going to say that I am not sure that Read more
Iran state sponsor of “Islamic terrorism”
I would be much more comfortable if Rudy had not used the word "Islamic"
Live blogging debate
They open with a question about Fred Thompson. Mike Huckabee makes a reference to "no show George". John McCain mentions that the debate might be up past Thompson’s bed time. He also also says that people in New Hampshire want Read more
A Romney representative on Iraq
I’m at the debate media room at the GOP debate. A Romney representative says that Mitt Romney’s position on Iraq is nothing new and that no candidate believes that they will keep troops for a long time. I am not Read more
California
Time for Doolittle to retire
Jon Fleischman has some polling data on John Doolittle re-election. They are bad: In a one-on-one match up, if the election were held today, Democrat Charlie Brown gets 51% of the vote to Congressman Doolittle’s 31%. Those surveyed were also Read more
Guns back on the agenda
Finally, the Republicans catch a break. SCOTUS will be considering and deciding a case on gun rights once the debate is focused on the nominees. This is no-lose for Republicans,
Evangelical, Republican Hispanics angry over immigration
Recall that Catholic Hispanics are more likely to be Democrats while Evangelical Hispanics, especially Pentecostals, are more likely to be Republican. Of course, if they think that the Republican Party is a bunch of racists, the ball moves, or so Read more
Setting the Iraq stage
For all of the slightly odd talk about this being the start of the campaign season, it is clear that candidates are setting their messages for the next 3 months, and the press is going to take things more seriously Read more