Rick Perry Iowa Caucus Results: Poor Finish Leads Candidate To Reassess …

January 4, 2012 by Leave a Comment

By Jamshid Ghazi Askar, Deseret News The Iowa caucuses may have ended with Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney and Ron Paul on top, but the men who finished fourth and fifth — Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry — could still heavily influence the way the Republican

Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R), coming in a disappointing fifth place in the Iowa caucuses, sounded a somber note at his final speech on Tuesday, raising the possibility of ending his presidential campaign. "With the voters'

Republican presidential candidate Texas Gov. Rick Perry speaks to local residents during a campaign stop at the Hotel Pattee as Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback, left, listens, Monday, Jan. 2, 2012, in Perry, Iowa. (AP/Charlie

By Michael Malone — Broadcasting & Cable, 1/3/2012 5:05:00 PM Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry spent the most money on television advertising heading into the Iowa Caucuses, according to an informal poll by Broadcasting & Cable of local TV

Rick Perry achieved YouTube fame in December, all thanks to his controversial campaign ad, “Strong,” which sparked an online outcry. The 30-second video spot featured Perry professing his faith, and vowing to “end Obama's war on religion.

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Ron Paul: There are essentially 3 winners out of Iowa

January 4, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Ron Paul has celebrity endorsements from signer Kelly Clarkson, actors Vince Vaughn and Chuck Norris. Is it enough to win the Iowa caucus? By Liz Marlantes, DCDecoder / January 3, 2012 Singer Kelly Clarkson has endorsed GOP presidential candidate Ron

Ron Paul rode a current of youthful discontent to third place in Iowa's Republican presidential caucuses Tuesday, promising to take his outsider bid for the GOP nomination into independent-minded New Hampshire. “This momentum is going to continue.

Ron Paul rallied his supporters and touted his small government agenda. (/via AP) Correction: Clarification: SuperFan badge holders consistently post smart, timely comments about Washington area sports and teams. Culture Connoisseurs consistently offer

Regardless of what you think of Ron Paul's politics, no one can deny that he speaks his mind even when he knows his views will be controversial. In addition to popularizing some conspiracy theories, he has spouted a few

(LISA KRANTZ / SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS) Republican Presidential candidate and Texas Congressman Ron Paul walks towards the stage to speak during Rock the Vote's Rock the Caucus event at Valley High School in West Des Moines on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012.

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Santorum, Paul Compete to Prove Pro-Life Credentials

January 3, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Just terrible! Okay, so, the republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum decided recently that it was okay to single out black people when it came to discussing welfare — playing right into

According to reports from FoxNews.com's Serafin Gomez, surging Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum had some choice words for fellow GOP hopeful Ron Paul following Santorum's Fox and Friends interview

The final polls out of Iowa show Mitt Romney with a slim lead but Rick Santorum was showing a surge at the end of the polling periods suggesting he could win the caucus. He benefits from surging at the last minute after other

Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum, whose strong base of evangelical Christian supporters has thrust him into contention in Iowa, said on Monday that he believes states should have the right to outlaw birth control and sodomy without the

In the clearest sign that all of the reporters in Iowa have run out of local Iowa culinary fare to take Instagrams of and are now just bored in the waning hours before caucusgoers actually start voting, Rick Santorum is now getting a lot of attention

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In Iowa caucus, campaign ads show power of negativity

January 3, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich admitted one day before Tuesday's Iowa Caucus, "I don't think I'm going to win." Gingrich's campaign has experienced dramatic ups and downs over the course of the primary campaign.

Rather, he plans to address supporters Tuesday night through a live Internet video feed from the Capitol Hilton into Democratic caucuses in Iowa. His remarks will begin at 8:15 pm, and he will take a couple of questions from the caucus-goers,

Rather, he plans to address supporters Tuesday night through a live Internet video feed from the Capitol Hilton into Democratic caucuses in Iowa. His remarks will begin at 8:15 pm, and he will take a couple of questions from the caucus-goers,

Rather, he plans to address supporters Tuesday night through a live Internet video feed from the Capitol Hilton into Democratic caucuses in Iowa. His remarks will begin at 8:15 pm, and he will take a couple of questions from the caucus-goers,

By Paul West There are three possible outcomes in the Iowa caucuses Tuesday night, barring a surprise of enormous proportions. All are good for Mitt Romney. Scenario One: Romney wins: This, obviously, would be the best result for the former

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Ron Paul's support peaks on the eve of Iowa caucus

January 3, 2012 by Leave a Comment

With a New Year's Day poll showing Ron Paul in a three-way tie with Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum going into Tuesday's Iowa caucuses, who will emerge victorious is anyone's guess. If it's Paul, the conventional wisdom

Which brings us to Ron Paul, the object of so much fat cat, insider hatred. In spite of the fact the man consults with orbiting alien spaceships, has a foreign policy command that would be as inept as the current administration's

In an unsparing essay published on New Year's Eve, Glenn Greenwald attempted to tease out exactly what progressives are saying when they support Obama's reelection — as most of them do — and oppose the candidacy of Ron Paul, who agrees with them on

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OInrm9EICVc by Ron Paul Last week, as most Americans were celebrating the holidays with family and friends, the Obama.

Ron Paul is America's leading voice for limited, constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, sound money, and a pro-American foreign policy. Home · Ron Paul · 2012 · Ron Paul 2012 · Debates 2012 · Upcoming

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Rick Santorum Gives Final Pitch to Voters in Iowa

January 3, 2012 by Leave a Comment

By Hugo Gye As Rick Santorum continues his surprise climb up the polls, he has received support from an unexpected quarter – media mogul Rupert Murdoch. The day before the Iowa caucuses, the News Corporation boss wrote on Twitter that 'all Iowans'

By Hugo Gye As Rick Santorum continues his surprise climb up the polls, he has received support from an unexpected quarter – media mogul Rupert Murdoch. The day before the Iowa caucuses, the News Corporation boss wrote on Twitter that 'all Iowans'

Good grief. At a campaign stop in Sioux City, Iowa on Sunday, Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum singled out blacks as being recipients of assistance through federal benefit programs, telling a mostly-white

Good grief. At a campaign stop in Sioux City, Iowa on Sunday, Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum singled out blacks as being recipients of assistance through federal benefit programs, telling a mostly-white

BOONE, Iowa — Rick Santorum said Monday that the United Kingdom's development of a social safety net, including universal health care, cost the nation its empire and "world domination," a mantle he said the United States

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Rick Santorum's curious closing argument

January 3, 2012 by Leave a Comment

At a campaign stop in Sioux City, Iowa on Sunday, Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum singled out blacks as being recipients of assistance through federal benefit programs, telling a mostly-white audience he

By BRIAN STELTER The media mogul Rupert Murdoch signaled his support for Rick Santorum on Monday evening, calling him the “only candidate with genuine big vision” for the United States. His comments were significant not only because Mr. Murdoch

By BRIAN STELTER The media mogul Rupert Murdoch signaled his support for Rick Santorum on Monday evening, calling him the “only candidate with genuine big vision” for the United States. His comments were significant not only because Mr. Murdoch

With former senator Rick Santorum suddenly attracting attention in Iowa, it's time to dig up some of our previous reporting on Santorum. In 2006, as Santorum campaigned his way to an 18-point loss in his Senate reelection

ROCK RAPIDS, Iowa — Former Senator Rick Santorum's 11th hour rise up the Iowa Caucus polls is a testament to the theory that ground work and face-to-face conversations are the best forms of voter persuasion. That he's

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Iowa caucus: Romney leads Paul as Santorum surges in polls

January 2, 2012 by Leave a Comment

Iowa's caucuses will kick off the 2012 presidential primary and caucus calendar. Candidates will be looking to meet or beat expectations to gain momentum for the next contest, which is New Hampshire's primary on January 10.

With polls giving Paul a chance to win Tuesday's Iowa caucuses, the mercurial congressman has once again dismissed the conventional political playbook. He spent the last weekend before the 2012 voting begins at home in warm Lake Jackson rather than

3 Iowa caucuses. The Iowa Poll by the Des Moines Register newspaper, released late yesterday, shows the former Massachusetts governor with the support of 24 percent of likely Republican caucus- goers, up from 16 percent in the poll a month ago.

Iowa's caucuses will kick off the 2012 presidential primary and caucus calendar. Candidates will be looking to meet or beat expectations to gain momentum for the next contest, which is New Hampshire's primary on January 10.

Mitt Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, held a quick morning event Saturday in Hampton, NH, before rushing back to Iowa, where the caucuses being held on Tuesday may finally give some clarity to the unpredictable nominating battle.

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Maurice Sendak: 'I don't believe that I have ever written a children's book'

December 31, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Where the Wild Things Are” author Maurice Sendak is the subject of a new short documentary from the British art institution, the Tate. The beloved spinner of tales has something surprising to say about his work.

By Jenna Busch "Where the Wild Things Are" author Maurice Sendak is the subject of a new short documentary from the British art institution, the Tate. The beloved spinner of tales has something surprising to say about his work.

By Jenna Busch "Where the Wild Things Are" author Maurice Sendak is the subject of a new short documentary from the British art institution, the Tate. The beloved spinner of tales has something surprising to say about his work.

Bumble-ardy, the latest from author and illustrator Maurice Sendak, is dark and deeply imaginative, much like his classic works Where the Wild Things Are and In The Night Kitchen. Bumble-ardy is an orphaned pig, who has reached the age of 9 without

Not possible. I love Maurice Sendak even MORE. Favorite quote: "The magic of childhood is the strangeness of childhood. The uniqueness that makes us see things that other people don't see"

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As he surges in Iowa, Rick Santorum rips Ron Paul

December 30, 2011 by Leave a Comment

I've already said I support Perry, so a Santorum rise is problematic in that sense. But I think conservatives turning on Santorum, whatever their reasoning, simply because of one poll is a big mistake. It's the same Santorum

By EMILY SCHULTHEIS | Just more than a week after endorsing Rick Santorum, Bob Vander Plaats gives himself credit for the candidate's rise in the Iowa polls. A press release this afternoon from the Family Leader: Eight days ago, Bob Vander Plaats,

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By James Oliphant Five days away from the Iowa caucuses, Rick Santorum was greeted here by a packed room of supporters and a battery of cameras and reporters, suggesting that his long-shot presidential campaign, once just a wisp on the radar screen,

Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum says the party needs to offer a sharp, clear contrast with President Barack Obama if it hopes to reclaim the White House next November. (Dec. 29) (/The Associated Press) Correction: Clarification: SuperFan

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