Bob Dole
The Captive of San Clemente
THAT FAINT CLANKING SOUND, arriving through the open window of his home office: Was it coming from the courtyard? Was it being made by the pulley they’d attached to the house’s outside wall? READ MORE >>
Did Romney’s Cheapness Doom His Campaign?
Ties That Bind
From Hope to Hardball
Republicans in Congress belatedly closed ranks behind Mitt Romney this past week, with House Speaker John Boehner and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell abandoning their neutrality in favor of the clear nominee. The goal is a happy political marriage until Election Day in November—and, ideally, beyond. READ MORE >>
Why Romney Is Too Moderate to Beat Obama
Romney’s Other Southern Problem, Hooah
Why Mitt Romney’s Presidential Prospects May Not Be Salvageable
Business School Case Study: Company R has the financial resources, the professional staff, the marketing know-how, and the business expertise to dominate its competition. But despite the near-universal familiarity of its signature product, Company R has been dramatically losing market share to upstart challenger Company S, which until recently was little-noticed outside of rural Iowa. READ MORE >>
