GOP gears up for 2012

Votes are still being counted in some races in last Tuesday’s election, but no matter: Talk of the potential Republican field in the 2012 presidential election is already underway.

Too early?

Too bad — just look around.

Two potential candidates will be in Iowa before month’s end, multiple prospects — almost certainly including Sarah Palin — will make high-profile appearances this week at the Republican Governors ... Full Story »

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by Dwight Rousu - Nov. 9, 2008

The story is mostly conjecture, but it is cautionary.

The party of, by, and for large corporations run by rich white males is in the wing and hungry for power. That fact is a warning to make bottom up ... More »

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by Chris Finnie - Nov. 9, 2008

Martin cites a lot of savvy political watchers, and shows a lot of moves that tend to support his argument.

I really hope he's wrong though. After two years of presidential politics, I'm not sure I could stand any more for a good long while. Though the ... More »

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by Jack Dinkmeyer - Nov. 9, 2008

The article focuses on the possible GOP presidential candidates--those we currently know about--who could run in 2012 and provides information about their relative strengths. Missing is any mention of the GOP civil war that's looming between moderates and right wingers.

Having just come into the sunlight from the turmoil of two excruciating Silly Season years, it’s almost too much to speculate about another Silly ... More »

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by Fabrice Florin - Nov. 9, 2008
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