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Requiem for a right-wing dream: Mitt Romney preached about a degraded America -- then quit the '08 race. Now hardcore conservatives have to cozy up to John McCain.; By Mike Madden Feb 8, 2008
The GOP chases its tail: McCain powers toward the nomination, sort of; Huckabee surges in the South -- and Romney struggles to stay relevant.; By Mike Madden Feb 6, 2008
Clinton's talking points on Georgia: The campaign looks awfully eager to get out in front of an early Obama win.; Mike Madden Feb 5, 2008
Is Mitt Romney in trouble?: Early rounds of exit polling show that Romney could be facing surprising defeats around the country, and that Mike Huckabee could be resurgent.; Mike Madden Feb 5, 2008
Hoyas for McCain?: Forget the polls. Sen. John McCain's campaign thinks the best indicator of their fortunes may well be the play of Georgetown's basketball team.; Mike Madden Feb 5, 2008
John McCain hates Mitt Romney: McCain spends the day before Super Tuesday in Romney's backyard, a poke in the eye that had more symbolic than strategic value.; By Mike Madden Feb 5, 2008
Mitt Romney's Mormon detour: Romney, whose religion may have hurt his chances at the Republican nomination, discreetly mourns his church's president and "prophet" at a Utah funeral as his own campaign's vital signs ebb.; By Mike Madden Feb 3, 2008
Schwarzenegger endorses McCain: In an event in Los Angeles Thursday, California's governor throws his support behind Sen. John McCain, the newly crowned GOP front-runner.; Mike Madden Jan 31, 2008
McCain tees off on Romney: The emboldened front-runner took shots at Romney throughout Wednesday's GOP debate, as if winning seemed less important to him than pissing off his rival.; By Mike Madden Jan 31, 2008
John McCain is back on top: With his victory in Florida, the Arizona Republican narrows the field and has Mitt Romney on the run.; By Mike Madden Jan 30, 2008
McCain embraces Bush on earmarks: The lame-duck president may be toxic in some ways, but John McCain is eager to ally himself with Bush when it comes to the issue of government spending.; Mike Madden Jan 28, 2008
Punch-drunk Rudy: Giuliani's rope-a-dope strategy in Florida has included obsessive security and plenty of pandering. But it looks like lights out for his presidential bid.; By Mike Madden Jan 28, 2008
Don't forget the Republicans -- McCain gets big Florida endorsement: Days before the Florida primary, the state's governor, Charlie Crist, has just announced that he's endorsing John McCain.; Alex Koppelman Jan 26, 2008
A GOP thriller in Florida: Romney makes a Bill Clinton sex joke, Huckabee fears a Chuck Norris kick to the face, Giuliani triumphantly talks football and more.; By Mike Madden Jan 25, 2008
John McCain works his military magic in South Carolina: An unwavering focus on national security propelled McCain to a narrow, but sweet victory eight years after his brutal loss to Bush there in 2000.; By Mike Madden Jan 20, 2008
Mike Huckabee hearts Israel: On foreign policy, he is talking up his visits to the Holy Land. But it may really be about courting believers in Armageddon.; By Mike Madden Jan 18, 2008
Mitt Romney, president of Michigan: Romney scrambles the Republican race by leaning hard on his Michigan roots, and on local nostalgia, for his first primary victory. But will his act play nationally?; By Mike Madden Jan 16, 2008
Snow falls, Romney's hopes rise: If turnout in Michigan is low, will it hurt McCain?; Mike Madden Jan 15, 2008
Can't forget the Motor City: All three leading Republicans pass within shouting distance of each other at the Detroit auto show, but no cars or models get caught in any crossfire.; Mike Madden Jan 14, 2008
The ghost of primaries past: A Myrtle Beach debate shows Ronald Reagan is still the patron saint of South Carolina Republican politics.; Mike Madden Jan 11, 2008
Carolina in my mind: The GOP gets ready for its third debate in six nights, in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Will it be different from the last two?; Mike Madden Jan 10, 2008
The Manchester of the South?: From New England to the Carolinas, one thing is constant in the GOP primary race: Ron Paul supporters are everywhere.; Mike Madden Jan 9, 2008
Money ain't a thing: Hillary Clinton revives a lagging fundraising operation with her New Hampshire win. Both she and Barack Obama are flush for now.; Mike Madden Jan 9, 2008
McCain: The last man standing in New Hampshire: A resurgent John McCain claims victory in the state he won eight years ago. Now on to South Carolina, where they play rough.; By Mike Madden Jan 9, 2008
Heavy turnout in N.H.'s second largest city: Lines are out the door at one voting place in Nashua, and ballots are running low.; Mike Madden Jan 8, 2008

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