May 18 In New Ad, Romney Previews Agenda for First Day in Office By Christina Bellantoni Floridians listen to Mitt Romney speak during a campaign stop Wednesday in St. Petersburg. Photo by Edward Linsmier/Getty Images. So, what would a Mitt Romney presidency be like? His campaign is giving voters a preview of what the Republican just… Continue reading
May 17 Watch Campaigns Push Messages on YouTube to Save Money, Target Voters Campaigns Push Messages on YouTube to Save Money, Target Voters… Continue watching
May 17 Watch Geithner: Again With the Debt-Limit Debate? 'I Don't Understand it' Geithner: Again With the Debt Limit Debate? 'I Don't Understand it'… Continue watching
May 17 Politics Dons a Cap and Gown By Katelyn Polantz We drove 600 miles south last weekend to find dueling graduation speeches from Michelle Obama and Mitt Romney. Continue reading
May 17 Geithner: 'I Don't Understand' Why Debt Ceiling Debate Is Back By News Desk U.S. Treasury Secretary speaks with the PBS NewsHour's Jeffrey Brown Thursday at Marlin Steel Wire Products, a factory in Baltimore Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner told the PBS NewsHour's Jeffrey Brown during a factory tour Thursday that he couldn't understand why… Continue reading
May 17 Conservative Group Rejects Ad Proposal Tying Obama to Wright By Terence Burlij A proposed $10 million TV ad campaign linking President Obama to his controversial former pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, right, will reportedly not make it to the small screen. The Associated Press reported Thursday that a conservative group tied to… Continue reading
May 17 Watch Politics Puts on Its Cap and Gown Politics peppered the graduation ceremonies for Virginia Tech and Liberty University. Continue watching
May 17 Report: Conservative Super PAC Planning 'Provocative' Attack on Obama By Christina Bellantoni GOP strategists are working with billionaire Joe Ricketts, above, on a proposal to mount a "provocative" campaign against President Obama, the New York Times reports. Photo by Kris Connor/Getty Images. Update, 2:25 p.m. A few hours after the New York… Continue reading