Does Ryan Help or Hurt Romney in Swing States?
His plan to privatize Medicare is unlikely to play well with senior voters in Florida.
Presidential and congressional elections were held in the United States on November 6. Incumbent Democrat Barack Obama defeated Republican Mitt Romney. Control of Congress remained split between a Democratic majority in the House of Representatives and a Republican majority in the Senate.
His plan to privatize Medicare is unlikely to play well with senior voters in Florida.
November’s election can be a debate on just how much government Americans want.
The Republican candidate offends the Palestinians by questioning their economic performance.
The Republican promises to do the “opposite” on Israel from Barack Obama, but that is unlikely.
The Republican candidate insists “the only solution” is cutting spending.
The Republican presidential candidate cannot afford to lose either battleground state.
Conservatives are glad to point out the president’s perceived hostility to coal, but the industry’s greatest rival is natural gas.
Barack Obama’s party knows it cannot win on the economy, so it’s changing the conversation.
Neither candidate has taken a clear lead in the states that will decide the election.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney announces “the start of a new campaign.”
The likely Republican presidential candidate said the United States should lower the tax and regulatory burden on businesses.
Historically, Republicans in the White House have been far more beneficial to India’s interests than Democrats.
Neither Newt Gingrich nor Rick Santorum manages to beat Mitt Romney decisively.
American conservatives can reclaim control of the legislature in November.
Former Florida congressman Joe Scarborough says others should join the race or Republicans will lose the presidency.