on 2012-08-01
Former US Senator Rick Santorum (R-Pennsylvania), who is considering a bid for the GOP presidential nomination in 2012, answers questions from the news media during a press conference at the Virginia Tea Party Patriots Convention in Richmond on Saturday, October 9, 2010.
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With less than two months from Election Day, President Barack Obama hold a small but growing lead over his Republican challenger, MItt Romney. According to the latest average of polls from RealClearPolitics.com , Obama holds a 3.6-point advantage over Romney, averaging support from 49 percent of voters to Romney's average of 45.4 percent. Just six days ago, the polling average showed the two in ...
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LZ Granderson says GOP voters may plan to vote for Romney because they don't trust Obama. But to do that would overlook flip-flops, lies and obfuscation
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A campaign pollster says Romney isn't panicking over new data and argues that 1980 still might happen again
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He may have taken a political and psychological whack from Friday’s dismal employment numbers and the less-than-rave reviews for his convention speech, but President Obama is increasing his advantage over Mitt Romney in the presidential race.
