Rudy Giuliani

• Giuliani duplicates his N.Y. success with Hispanics in Florida
  He goes into tonight’s presidential debate on Univision with a double-digit lead in state polls.
• Republicans have big tent moment with Giuliani
• Giuliani staking it all on the Sunshine State
  Hope is Florida win could mean strong showing on Feb. 5 Super Tuesday
• Rep. Rehberg says feelings of trust help Giuliani in Montana
• Former Bush Campaign Official Joins as Arizona State Chair
• Former Illinois Lt. Governor Endorses Giuliani for President
• Giuliani: GOP Rivals in Cabinet a “Great Idea”
• Sliding Support Forces Giuliani To Retool Campaign
• Video: Giuliani’s House Party
• Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s Statement on National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s Statement on Cuba
• Giuliani touts free trade during speech to Illinois manufacturers
• Giuliani takes his pitch to Little Italy, manufacturers
• Rudy Giuliani event looks at his view on taxes
• And Now, Team Rudy On Mitt’s Immigration Lit
• Group assails Giuliani comments on AIDS as ‘hypocrisy’
  Had battled with him on contracts
• Hugh Hewitt: Bravo Rudy

Mike Huckabee

• Huck camp responds to AIDS story
• Huckabee’s campaign faces a tipping point
  Yet many voters do not know his views
• The Republicans Find Their Obama
• Huckabee called homosexuality ’sinful’
  Mike Huckabee once advocated isolating AIDS patients from the general public, opposed increased federal funding in the search for a cure and said homosexuality could “pose a dangerous public health risk.” Besides a quarantine, Huckabee suggested that Hollywood celebrities fund AIDS research from their own pockets, rather than federal health agencies. … Also in the wide-ranging AP questionnaire in 1992, Huckabee said, “I feel homosexuality is an aberrant, unnatural, and sinful lifestyle, and we now know it can pose a dangerous public health risk.”
• Schmuck-a-bee
  Huckabee on AIDS Patients: ‘Quarantine the Queers!’
• Huck for AIDS Quarantine in 1992
• Huckabee ‘92: Isolate AIDS patients; Update: Huck issues statement
• Parole officials: Huckabee pushed rapist’s release
  Former Arkansas governor says he didn’t free the man who later killed at least one woman, but board members say they felt pressured.
• Huckabee Immigration Plan Emphasizes Security
• Huckabee: Government Should Regulate Corporate Salaries
• Huckabee On Kudlow’s Show
• Huckabee: The Howard Dean of 2008?
• Mike Huckabee’s Sunday school foreign policy
• Huckabee surges way ahead in Iowa, poll says
• Huckabee Rises to 2nd in GOP Race
• Team Huck Responds to Krauthammer
• Huckabee is Far From Reagan’s Heir
  By Kimberley Strassel
• Huckabee unveils hardline immigration stance
• Huckabee Says He’d Seal Mexican Border
• Huckabee immigration plan targets border
• Huckabee New in Spotlight, Finds It Hot
• Club for Growth says it’s taking its anti-Huckabee ad national
• Club For Growth’s Anti-Huckabee Ad
• Huckabee Declines Theology Discussion
• Mike Huckabee Takes Iowa by Storm
  He compares abortion to the Holocaust. He rails again illegal immigrants. And he talks freely about his commitment to Jesus. But it is Mike Huckabee’s authenticity that has made him a sudden competitor for the Republican presidential nomination.
• Huckaboom Continues
• Huckabee has fewer resources to fuel momentum
• Huckabee Tries to Shoot the Messenger, But Wounds His Campaign Instead
• Is America ready for a president named Huckabee?

John McCain

• McCain’s looks for New Hampshire comeback
• McCain: Despite report, Iran remains dangerous
  Senator showcases foreign policy stands
• Planned climate debate a no-go now
  McCain says a lack of participation from other candidates has scuttled Schwarzenegger’s forum in N.H. The governor is still trying to make it happen, an aide says.
• McCain visit yields answers
• McCain: “Americans Are Angry” About Immigration
• McCain: Debates helped Huckabee
• McCain on Iraq, CIA Tapes, Huck
• The Dartmouth Review Interviews John McCain
• McCain marks Pearl Harbor Day in Hampstead
• New Hampshire Is Again McCain’s Focus
• McCain hopes he still has right stuff in New Hampshire
• McCain’s New Hampshire Glimmer
  Winner of 2000 Primary Regains Strength Amid Opponents’ Troubles
• McCain’s Town Hall Comeback?
• McCain on the Destroyed C.I.A. Tapes
• McCain A Nightmare For Democrats?
• McCain: Americans Divided, Dissatisfied over U.S. Foreign Policy
• McCain unafraid to criticize current administration
  Candidate sets himself apart from President Bush
• The High Cost of Straight Talk
  By Gloria Borger
• McCain Makes Global Warming Central
• McCain talks energy, environment at Timberland in Stratham
  Senator talks energy at Timberland
• McCain talks veteran care, global warming in Raymond
  Republican candidate touts energy plan Thursday night
• Disabled vet to McCain: ‘I don’t see point’ in living
  Focus at Herald’s energy forum turns to life, death

Fred Thompson

• All In
  Fred Thompson moves to Iowa.
  by Stephen Hayes
• Thompson’s Upping His Iowa Presence
• Thompson vows to be in Iowa until Jan. 3
• Thompson suspicious of Iran report
• Thompson criticizes Huckabee on lack of Iran knowledge
• Thompson vs. Huckabee on Iran
• In Ohio, Thompson has Iowa on his mind
• Rush to the Rescue
  Limbaugh praises Thompson, but can anything save his campaign?
• Paul Pressler endorses Thompson
• Fred Thompson On “The Big Story”

Mitt Romney

• Romney’s Mormonism
• Like Father, Like Son
  How the Romneys Tackled the Faith Question
  By David Broder
• Romney left issue unresolved
• Mitt gave Tuttman 15-minute interview
  He spent more time on lunch than with judge
• Romney assails moral decay and growth of secularism
• A Mormon’s Ultimate Doorbell
• Romney’s immigration problem
• Romney preaches against ‘religion of secularism’
• Romney: GOP unlikely to tap Huckabee
• Romney flunks a religious test
• Romney’s Terrible Speech
• Romney a hard sell for many evangelicals
  Questions regarding Mormonism persist
• Theologian-in-chief? Romney’s speech spurs questions about faith
• Mitt Romney on faith in politics: believers are best
  Romney’s speech on faith sought to dampen concerns about his Mormonism but it failed a larger test: can he lead us from the wreckage of the Bush years?
• Mitt keeps support with S.C. evangelicals
• Questions on illegal immigrants irk Romney
• Romney peeved over landscaping flap
  The candidate lashes out after a question about illegal members of a crew that worked on his yard.
• Romney’s catholic Mormonism
  In an address on faith, he blessed almost every position in the debate over religion and public life.
• Romney flier criticizes 3 foes
  Says rivals are soft on issue of immigration
• Atlantic Video: Romney Grilled, Grills
• Testy Romney Press Conference
• Media prey on wrong question
• My Father, Mitt Romney, God and Me
• Speech won’t work miracles
• Romney returns to Iowa
• Romney on Offense
• Hey Mitt, Does Freedom Really Require Religion?
• Romney Spokesman Won’t Say If Atheists Have Place In America
• ABC’s Sawyer: Is Romney Against Freedom For Atheists?
• Geraghty: The Romney Speech, Igniting Whines of Nonbelievers
• Mitt Romney’s Ironic Speech on Religious Tolerance
• No Freedom Without Religion?
  There’s a gap in Mitt Romney’s admirable call for tolerance.
• Help me spread recognition into fear, and that fear into proper hate of people like Mitt Romney.
• I’ve heard JFK, and Mitt, you’re no JFK
• Romney ad says he’s not politically correct
• Romney Recasts Abortion Record in New Ad
• Activists, pastors in Iowa question impact of Romney speech
• Evangelicals may never take Romney on faith
  The Mormon presidential hopeful tries to put voters’ concerns to rest. Despite glowing reviews, some conservative Christians may struggle with his beliefs.
• The Speech: How is it playing in Iowa?
  Not great. At least not in the most powerful paper in the state, The Des Moines Register.
• Inspiring the GOP
  Romney offers his troubled party a vision.
  By Eleanor Clift
• Mormon in America
  How Mitt Romney came to give The Speech–and how he did.
  by Peggy Noonan
• Romney’s Base Hit
  By Liz Mair
• ‘Kennedy speech’ fails to win Romney skeptics
• The doubts about Romney remain
  by Star Parker
• Romney, Eye on Evangelicals, Defends His Faith
• Prayer and the presidency
• The gaggle grows
• What the Press Wanted From ‘The Speech’
   by Mary Katharine Ham
• Ambinder: What Mitt Romney Did
• Romney’s flip flops may hurt more than faith
• Romney Stresses Conviction in Iowa Ad
• Romney Proposes Increased Military Budget
• A Mormon for President?
  Mitt Romney tries to assuage fears about his Mormon faith as rival Mike Huckabee gains ground among Christian conservatives
• Jewish leaders express qualified praise for Romney’s speech
• Romney: No Jack Kennedy

General Race 4 2008 News

• Immigration issue will test GOP hopefuls in TV debate
• Hispanics focus of GOP debate
• Up For Grabs
  By Salena Zito
• NBC Decides to Run Conservative-Group Ad
• Religion a primary focus
• Romney Camp Jabs At Huckabee
• High noon in Iowa: one small state, one global decision
  The first dramatic stage in the race to the White House takes place in the sparsely populated prairies of the rural Midwest. Paul Harris reports on the struggle to elect the world’s most powerful man – or woman
• Sunday talk show tip sheet
• The real Reagan, the forgotten Reagan
  Today’s Republicans, with their campaign demands for ideological purity, might not elect Reagan.
• Iowa: Mojo versus manpower
  By Jonathan Martin
• A Race Nobody Can Win
• NBC Rejects Ad From Conservative Group
• Newt Calls For Boycott Of NBC
• Intrade Update
  Giuliani 40.0, Huckabee 20.1, Romney 18.4, McCain 8.1, Paul 5.4, Thompson 4.5
• Despite Tight Races in Iowa, Clinton, Giuliani Lead in Crucial Swing States
• Where they stand: The candidates on foreign policy
• Fact Check: Republican Primaries
  Mitt’s Misleading Mailer, Giuliani’s Crime Stats, Other Reigns of Error
• Presidential race shifts toward domestic issues
  Economy, taxes supplant war talk
• Everything’s Perfect, Except …
  by Gail Collins
• Huckabee Surges, Obama Gains in Iowa
  The new NEWSWEEK poll shows the former Arkansas governor now has a two-to-one lead over Romney, while Barack improves against Hillary.
• The New New Anti-CW
  By Matthew Continetti
• Mitt/Huck Fight Helps Rudy
  by Patrick Ruffini
• Huckabee snags voters Thompson counted on
• Fighting for Iowa
  by Jennifer Rubin
• Fox News Reports On How The Caucuses Work
  Reporter Major Garrett is in Des Moines and reports on how the Iowa caucuses work.
• Ethanol pandering in Iowa
• A New York-Centric Presidential Election
  Rudy vs. Hillary would nationalize the city’s local political battles.
  by Fred Siegel
• New Insider Advantage South Carolina Poll
  Obama has taken the lead after trailing Clinton by 15 points in July.
• Call it the ‘Beer Barrel Poll-ka’
• Flag Wavers Target Thompson, Romney
• Dick Morris On Romney’s Speech And Huckabee’s Surge
• Coming Up on ‘FOX News Sunday’: Mike Huckabee and Sen. John McCain
• Tancredo says other candidates are ‘pandering’ by going to Spanish-language debate
• IDF to show US nuclear data on Iran
• Iran stops accepting U.S. dollars for oil
• Sneh: US intel report on Iran ‘flawed’
  MK says report a reminder that “on existential issues, we just have to rely on ourselves.”
• Israel warns Iran to co-operate or pay price
• NIE authors accused of partisan politics
• Rasmussen Reports: Just 18% Believe Iran has Stopped Nuclear Weapons Development Program
• For Swedes, a Lesson in U.S. Politics
• Senate Blocks Energy Bill
• Hill Close To Deal on War Funds
  Democrats Would Drop Iraq Timeline
• Bush Boom Continues
• Justice Kennedy’s Turn Signals
• Jim McCrery to announce retirement
• Bloomberg’s Electoral Calculus
  Voters Said To Be Open To Persuasion
• Biden eyed in Iowa’s role as kingmaker
• Blocked Vatican Envoy
  By Robert Novak
• Contortions Over Health Care
  by Ron Brownstein
• Mark Steyn: Let’s have a free market for housing and religion

Hillary Clinton

• Bill Hurts, Not Helps, Hillary’s Campaign
  A Commentary by Dick Morris
• Friends of Hillary
  She’s seeking women executives to aid her climb to the top. It’s harder than you’d think.
• Hillary No Longer the Inevitable Democratic Presidential Nominee
• Hillary’s Political Tourette’s
• The Clinton resisters
  There are women who for varying reasons are put off by the Democratic front-runner. But most say if she’s the nominee, she’ll get their vote.
• Why Liberal Women Dislike Hillary Clinton
  The Skinny: Educated, Left-Leaning Females Are One Of New York Senator’s Toughest Crowds
• Lessons for the Front-Runner
  By Eugene Robinson
• Bill Clinton, the elephant in a Hillary White House
• Clinton’s Triple Threat
• Clinton Team Turns Iowa Focus to Women
  Senator Enlists Big Names — and Mom
• Chelsea Clinton appearing in Iowa
• Bubba’s Pre-Empt vs. Oprah
  Bid to take the SC spotlight off Barack
• Bill: Please Don’t Run for President, Mike

Barack Obama

• Civil Rights Icon Calls Obama Too Young
• Saint Barack of Iowa
  The Democratic contest comes down to Hope versus Muscle.
  by Stephen Hayes
• The ‘O Factor’ — and It’s Not Obama
• Can ‘Oprah Effect’ propel a candidate into White House
  Celebrities don’t always influence voters
• Oprah Lights Up the Campaign Trail for Barack Obama With Stops in 3 Early Voting States
• Oprah stumps for Obama in early states
• It’s Oprah Day in Obama Country
• Not Feeling the Oprah Love
• Obama: “Our Moment Is Now”
• New Obama Spot Stresses Importance Of Change
• Obama On Air in Nevada
• Rush Limbaugh: Dingy Harry Kneecaps Obama
• Fact Check: ”Krugman Didn’t Always Think So Poorly Of Obama’s Plan”
• Oy, Obama
• Obama v. Krugman
• Obama Headlines Chi-town
• Oprah rallies Iowa for Barack Obama
• Can Oprah turn a hug into votes?
• The ‘O’ Show sweeps Iowa