Texas Rep. Ron Paul earns 16 percent support for the Republican nomination in the latest Washington Post-ABC News poll, statistically unchanged from 15 percent in December and in the same range as Newt Gingrich (17 percent) and Rick Santorum (13 percent). Frontrunner Mitt Romney leads with 35 percent.
THURSDAY, JAN. 5, UPDATE: LUTHER FOR SANTORUM. State Sen. Jim Luther, R-Hollis, will endorse Rick Santorum for President tonight at an event at Windham High School, UnionLeader.com State House Reporter Garry Rayno reports.
UPDATE 1:46 AM CENTRAL: Mitt Romney has now been announced as the winner of the Iowa caucus, dramatically leading Rick Santorum by only 8 votes.
From The State Column Voters who identified themselves as Tea Party Republicans in an NBC poll are extremely divided. Mr. Santorum leads among the Tea Party base with 20 percent, and Mr. Paul and Mr. Romney are tied among Tea Party Republicans with 17 percent, while Mr. Gingrich finished with 16 percent and Mr. Perry [...]
By Kurt Nimmo, Infowars.com On Friday night, candidate Ron Paul made an appearance on Jay Leno’s television show. Leno asked Paul what he thought of his rivals. The Texas congressman said Romney and Gingrich are not presidential material and labeled Bachmann and Santorum as Muslim-haters. On Sunday, Bachmann responded to Paul’s comments. “I haven’t heard [...]
By Ashley Lopez, The American Independent This weekend’s Florida Tea Party Convention failed to draw many of the GOP candidates invited to participate: Out of the eight GOP presidential candidates, only Rick Santorum showed up to speak. Convention organizers invited a slew of speakers to talk about tea party-favored topics, such as Agenda 21 and [...]
By ALEXANDER BURNS | Politico A Google search for Santorum has generated some inappropriate results since gay columnist Dan Savage organized an online campaign to link graphic sexual terms to the socially conservative senator’s name. Now, the Republican presidential candidate says he’s convinced Google could do something to remedy the issue, if the company wanted [...]
By Martin Gould and Ashley Martella, Newsmax.com The Republican Party is in a fight to the death with the tea party, and only one of them will be left standing at the end of it, TV host Glenn Beck tells Newsmax.TV in an exclusive interview. “Either the tea party will eat the Republicans or vice [...]
Beginning in 2000, with the election to the presidency of George W. Bush, the Republican Party enjoyed control over both the legislative and executive branches of government. Election Day, 2006, however, marked the beginning of the end of this era, and by November of 2008, voters had long since resolved to bring the Republicans’ reign to a decisive close.
Three Republican presidential candidates have now refused to sign “The Marriage Vow.” “The Marriage Vow” is a document created by a group of Christian conservatives.
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