Mitt Romney, newly emboldened as the likely Republican presidential nominee, took aim at President Obama on Wednesday by focusing on his comments to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev that he would be “more flexible” after he is reelected.
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In this town, reporters sometimes ask government briefers questions they can’t immediately answer. They’re often told, “I’ll get back to you on that.”
At some places, such as the Pentagon or the State Department, the briefers — or usually the people working for them — will indeed get back, within a few hours, via e-mail. At the White House, maybe they will, often they won’t.
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A day after blasting Republicans for being increasingly unwilling to moderate their views, President Obama found common ground with them Wednesday.
Obama invited eight Capitol Hill lawmakers, including four from the GOP, to join him as he signed the STOCK Act, which bans members of Congress from making financial trades based on information gleaned from their oversight work.
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Carnegie, Pa. — Rick Santorum kicked off his Pennsylvania campaign with a leisurely brunch at Bob’s Diner here, wearing an open collar shirt and polishing off a breakfast of eggs and sausage in an appearance seemingly meant to send one message: I’m home.
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We’ve been writing for a while now on this blog that the GOP presidential race, barring some ground-breaking shift, is effectively
over. Mitt Romney is already on pace to win a majority of the delegates to the party’s national convention, and the second half of the nominating calendar plays to his strengths in a major way.
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