January 20, 2008
John McCain
Mike Huckabee
Mitt Romney
- “Who Let The Dogs Out?” Mitt Romney Wants To Know
Painful, just painful
- Romney: Who Let the Dogs Out?
He jumped off the Mitt Mobile to greet a waiting crowd, took a picture with some kids and young adults and awkwardly quipped, “Who let the dogs out? Who who.”
He took pictures with many in the crowd and greeted one baby wearing a necklace saying, “Hey buddy! How’s it going? What’s happening? You got some bling bling here!”
- Romney: Education, jobs are today’s civil rights issues
- Romney in battle of attrition in White House race
- Romney’s Spanish Ad
- Romney turns focus to fight for Fla.
Nevada victory is tempered by S. Carolina loss
- Is Romney Viable?
- Romney’s victory shows his strength in the West
- Romney gets Mormon vote in Nevada caucuses
Preliminary survey shows almost unanimous support
- Mitt Romney’s economic record questioned
- Romney celebrates easy win in Nevada
GOP hopeful also outlines economic stimulus package
- Romney Parses Role of Religion at the Polls
“There will always be some people whose vote will be shaped by the faith of the candidate. I don’t think that’s the majority of people in the country. That may play a bigger role in some states than others and I acknowledge that. That’s just part of the American experience. It’s not something I encourage by any means. It’s not something I welcome, obviously in a state like Iowa. But, nonetheless, that’s just the way things are.”
- Romney’s Roll of Thunder
Mitt Romney claims he would have won in Nevada even if the Mormon population didn’t vote at all. “I’m happy to have their support. I wouldn’t want them to be disappointed that I didn’t appreciate their support.”
Mormons make up just 9 percent of the state’s population. However, according to entrance polls, Mormons accounted for 26 percent of Republican caucus-goers. Ninety-five percent of them supported Romney.
- Mitt hits jackpot in Nevada
Romney takes gold in what McCain calls ‘beauty contest’
- Romney visits with economy in mind
Ex-Massachusetts governor continues to tout issue
- Fox News Sunday Transcript: Mitt Romney, Charles Schumer, Roundtable
- What would Reagan say?
By Jeff Jacoby
- Re: Romney Wins Nevada
by John Podhoretz
- Romney statement after winning Nevada caucuses
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney makes a joke about his hair as he greets supporters at a polling station in Las Vegas on Nevada caucus day.
Text of a statement released today by Republican Mitt Romney after his victory in the Nevada caucuses.
- Romney Surrounded by Pro-U.N. Lobbyists
By Cliff Kincaid
- ‘Gotta get Florida,’ Romney says on heels of Nevada victory
Rudy Giuliani
- Mayor Rudy Giuliani on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Video: David Dreier Introducing Rudy’s Tax Plan in Congress
- Video: Jawbreaker Author Gary Berntsen Endorses Rudy Giuliani
- Geraghty: The Road Ahead For Giuliani
- Giuliani: Bush Stimulus Plan a ‘Good Idea’
- Giuliani continues march down I-4 corridor
- Yankee Heads South To Endorse Giuliani
- Damon Heart Rudy
- Yankee Pinch-Hits for Rudy
- Giuliani Campaign Bashes McCain
- For Giuliani, the fight comes first
- Giuliani betting all on Florida contest
Hoping to fire up stalled candidacy
- Giuliani’s celebrity may not be enough in Florida
- Giuliani criticizes McCain as he stumps in Florida
- Team Giuliani: John McCain Not A Fi$cal Conservative
- Giuliani Shifts Emphasis to Economy
- Video: Rep. David Dreier on why Rudy’s the man, Part 1
Rep. David Dreier from California talks with MSNBC on Mayor Giuliani’s 50-state strategy, the support Rudy’s been receiving from all across the country and why he is the man to be President.
- Video: Rep. David Dreier on why Rudy’s the man, Part 2
- Town Hall with Rudy I
Video: CNN covered Mayor Rudy Giuliani as he spoke to a crowd of over 600 about his commitment to cutting taxes and practicing real fiscal discipline, and his plan for the largest tax cut in American history to stimulate the economy and create new jobs.
- Video: Town Hall with Rudy II
- Video: Michael DuHaime on Rudy’s strength as a tax cutter
Rudy Campaign Manager Michael DuHaime tells FOX News that Rudy is the candidate who has the best record on cutting taxes and improving the economy.
- Giuliani ramps up star power in Central Florida
- Giuliani focues on Florida
- Twenty Questions: Academy Award winner Jon Voight
- Jon Voight Campaigns for Giuliani on CBS4
- Is Florida the beginning or the end for Giuliani?
- Video: Giuliani bets the bank on Florida
- Giuliani tours Everglades, supports preservation efforts
- Mark Steyn: McMentum vs Huckmentum
- Giuliani gets head start in make-or-break Florida
- Giuliani stumps in Florida, says race is wide open
- Rudy Calls Out McCain and Romney on Bush Tax Cuts
- A Preview of Things to Come in Florida?
Giuliani: “Whoever wins in Florida will be the next nominee.”
- Giuliani goes on offensive in Florida
- Bill Paxon: Rudy Will Win Florida
Senior Advisor Bill Paxon talks about Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s growing momentum in Florida and his unconventional plan to capture the Republican nomination. Rudy’s plan for the largest tax cut in American history, his commitment to keeping us on offense in the Terrorists’ War on Us and his plan for a national catastrophe fund make him the favorite in Florida. “Rudy is talking about issues people care about.”
- Giuliani and the G.O.P.’s 11th Commandment
- Giuliani faces issues with aggressive spirit
- Rudy Rallies the Villages
Mayor Rudy Giuliani spoke to a crowd of over 500 at the Villages, Florida.
- Rudy with Chris Matthews
Mayor Rudy Giuliani spoke with MSNBC’s Chris Matthews about his plan for the largest tax cut in American history that will simplify the tax code, allowing tax payers to file on a single piece of paper and create new jobs.
- Rudy on CNN
Mayor Rudy Giuliani sat down with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer and talked about his plan to win Florida and capture the Republican nomination and his plan for the largest tax cut in American history that will stimulate the economy and create new jobs.
- Rudy on Fox News
Rudy talked with Fox News’ Chris Wallace about the wide open race in Florida, his plan for the largest tax cut in American history, his commitment to restoring the Everglades and his plan for a national catastrophe fund.
- Rudy Giuliani needs a stellar performance
- Giuliani Pushes Space Program During Florida Visit
- Giuliani Campaigns To NASA Crowds
- Giuliani might need more than ex-New Yorkers’ support
Fred Thompson
General Race 4 2008 News
- 2008 Presidential Primary Pollster Report Card
- A Split Decision on Super Tuesday?
- Giuliani, Huckabee, Romney Visit Central Fla.
Race For Sunshine State Heats Up
- Republican Field Rides Full Force Into Florida Test
- GOP Presidential Race Turns to Florida
- Obama Is Not Reagan
And other observations from the campaign trail.
by Fred Barnes
- GOP Field Faces First True Test In Florida
All Top Contenders Finally Go All-Out In a Closed Primary
By Dan Balz
- Michigan, Florida Bitter Over Delegate Losses
- Florida Endorsements
- Analysis: Republican Race Changing Daily
- McCain, Clinton Ride Wave of Momentum
- Split decisions set up GOP fight for Florida
- GOP contenders arrive, aim at McCain
- For GOP, still no clear favorite
- McCain defeats Huckabee in S.C.
Economy, immigration top voters concerns in key GOP primary
- S.C. GOP Primary: Why McCain Won
- With a Contest in Chaos, Predictions Are Futile
- Republicans putting efforts in California
- Ideology, Religion Important in SC
- South Carolina’s Big Loser: Talk Radio
- This Race
by Mark Levin
- McCain Gets Second Victory in South Carolina, Thompson Falters
- 1 in 5 registered voters cast ballots in SC GOP primary
- On Yesterday’s Results
by Jay Cost
- Collegial contest obscures longtime GOP divisions
- Live-Blogging Election Results by Rick Klein
- On to Florida
by Carl Cameron
- Florida becomes showdown state for GOP
It’s a microcosm of the party: part northern, part Southern and part evangelical.
- Our primary has become a real drama
- Immigration issue fades
Immigration’s still an issue in the presidential race, but not as strident as before — and many South Florida early voters didn’t think about it when casting ballots last week.
- The GOP Fight Comes Down to Florida
- GOP Zeros In On Florida
- Money, conveying message play big parts in Fla.
- Democrats Turn Attention To South Carolina Contest
- Obama, Clinton Split Bragging Rights
- Republican Hunter Drops Out of ‘08 Race
- Connecticut Favorites:Clinton And McCain
- Schwarzenegger stays neutral in presidential race
Governor says he won’t endorse a candidate and denies that he’s waiting for his ’soul mate,’ Michael Bloomberg, to enter the race.
- Bloomberg unveils coalition with Rendell, Schwarzenegger
- Mark Steyn: Some fictional horrors of war
- Hillary Hatches a Win
A Clinton win in Nevada ends on an ugly note.
By John Dickerson
- The Bubba Factor
Obama is at a disadvantage.
by Fred Barnes
- The Choice
The Clinton-Obama battle reveals two very different ideas of the Presidency.
by George Packer
- Democrats spar over race and legacies
Republicans turn to Florida as Clinton and Obama work to win over S.C. black voters.
- Heilemann: Bill Clinton Wades Into Nevada’s Democratic Muck Fest
- On Eve of King Holiday, Race Dominates Campaign
Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
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January 20th, 2008 at 11:23 pm
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January 20th, 2008 at 11:25 pm
I am hearing that Rush Limbaugh will break his self-imposed neutrality on this race and will come out more overtly for his preferred candidates. His brother David came out and endorsed Fred a couple of months ago, and I hear that the two brothers, who are close, confer often about their preferences and agree generally on the broad contours of the race. This could really shake things up as Rush’s influence on the process is unmistakable as was seen in 2000.
January 20th, 2008 at 11:49 pm
Perfect site to post story I just found:
http://news.aol.com/elections/story/_a/mitt-romneys-economic-record-questioned/n20080120181309990071?cid=435
January 20th, 2008 at 11:49 pm
http://www.canada.com/topics/news/world/story.html?id=a2ff7877-4ed3-48ea-9c13-d5d5ccf74dcd
January 21st, 2008 at 12:10 am
McCain camp claims Crist endorsement ‘wrapped up’… just a matter of timing – also claim Martinez to endorse in the coming week:
http://www.spectator.org/dsp_article.asp?art_id=12602
This doesn’t seem to square with this assessment:
http://www.miamiherald.com/519/story/386544.html
Major spin going on in Florida
January 21st, 2008 at 12:28 am
Boston,
That story has been posted here (or at leaat the study that is the topic matter) plenty of times.
January 21st, 2008 at 4:53 am
RE: “Romney’s Roll of Thunder”. First, from the blurb just below the link: “Mitt Romney claims he would have won in Nevada even if the Mormon population didn’t vote at all.” This is a ridiculous and blatant attempt at spin. Without Mormon voters, Romney would have still finished with 25-26%, giving him an easy win. There is no need to say “Romney claims” when the facts are indisputable. Second, from the last sentence of the article itself, “Romney was of course the only major candidate to really compete in Nevada.” More spin. Of course?!? Give me a break.
January 21st, 2008 at 5:39 am
“I am hearing that Rush Limbaugh will break his self-imposed neutrality on this race ”
Rush? Neutral? HA! He’s been trying to derail McCain and the Huckster for weeks. His Fatness failed miserably on Saturday as the two candidates he hates combined to get 63 percent.