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Romney Takes The Lead In Florida
Why Wisconsin Could Be the Key to a Romney Victory
Romney’s Most Brazen New Move Of All?
There was so much brazenness in the new face Mitt Romney presented to voters at last week’s debate in Denver that one particularly remarkable gambit has not gotten the attention it deserves: Romney’s attempt to attack President Obama from the left on financial regulation. The problem with Dodd-Frank, Romney declared, was that it favored the big banks: READ MORE >>
The Strategic Flaw in Obama’s Debate Performance
“47%” Was Bad for Romney; Ryan Has Been Deadly
The Nationals Make the Playoffs! A View from New York
Daily Breakdown: Mixed Signals
Everyone should agree that Obama is a favorite to win reelection. The question is whether he’s simply a modest favorite or quite likely to prevail. The answer depends on the resilience of Obama’s bounce. If Obama enters the debates ahead by 4 points among likely voters, as he was immediately following the DNC, he'd be a very strong favorite. READ MORE >>
Daily Breakdown: Romney Trails In Must-Win Battlegrounds
The big picture: Obama continues to hold a modest but clear lead nationally and in critical battleground states like Ohio, Virginia, and Florida. This is alot, so let’s digest it in segments. Good News For Obama READ MORE >>
The tracking polls showed Obama remaining at elevated levels, but the Washington Post threw a wrench into a clear assessment of the race: READ MORE >>
Why Romney's Money Advantage is No Game-Changer
With the memory of the conventions fading and initial signs pointing toward an Obama bounce, attention is already turning to Romney’s ability to mount a comeback. In the minds of many, Team Romney’s financial advantage tops the list of reasons for Republican optimism. Indeed, the Romney campaign and its allied super PACs are poised to spend millions on a historic advertising campaign that some argue could bury Obama and swing undecided voters toward Romney. And yet ... READ MORE >>
