Mitt Romney

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Mitt Romney likes it straight
Straight marriage, straight hair ... the socially conservative presidential candidate's preferences are clear.
Romney feels the love
"Your hair is presidential."
The presidential dollar derby
Hillary and Obama and McCain and Romney are all rolling in it. But how much does big money matter in the nomination fight?
Reading John McCain's lips on taxes
Can a Republican presidential candidate survive without kissing the ring of tax-hating Grover Norquist? Norquist doesn't think so.
McCain and the "tar baby"
Like Mitt Romney before him, McCain uses and then apologizes for using the racially charged expression.
Republicans already smearing themselves
Vicious mail, anti-Mormon slurs, a man-size dolphin and a weeping girl turn the race for the White House into a race to the bottom.
Romney and Coulter, BFF?
The candidate and the conservative pariah yuk it up backstage at CPAC. And yes, there's video.
Can Mike Huckabee out-charm the GOP big three?
In a race dominated by Giuliani, McCain and Romney, the folksy Arkansas Republican is a long shot. But he's the one Christian conservative running who might not scare independents.
The Republican candidates -- and Ann Coulter -- try out their acts
At the Conservative Political Action Conference, Giuliani flops and Romney shines as the GOP presidential contenders promise the right-wing faithful everything, including a cure for cancer.
A black president, sure -- but a smoker, not so fast
A new poll reveals Americans' presidential preferences, and some may be surprised by the results.
"Slick Dancing Mitt"
The leak of another Republican presidential candidate's strategic documents gives insight into the potential weaknesses of Mitt Romney.
Romney vows to protect, I mean overturn, Roe
See, because flip-flopping is OK when it's antiabortion.
Let the blurring begin
Romney's abortion flip flop.
Camille's back!
After a six-year absence, our cultural high priestess and pioneering Web proto-blogger has returned! And nobody -- not Hillary, Obama, McCain nor Anna Nicole -- can escape her level gaze.
Huckabee for America
Bill Clinton's Republican doppelganger tosses his hat into the ring.
Yankee Republicans, go home!
Don't look now but New Hampshire may be casting a blue shadow over the '08 presidential race.
It's McCain by a head
A bevy of political touts line the rails at a Washington conference to handicap the 2008 presidential race.
GOP product launch
Preening presidential hopefuls gather in a very early test of the best man to defeat the dreaded Hillary Clinton in 2008.
The children of the chickenhawks
Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney gets the question: If you think the war is such a great idea, why haven't you sent your own kids?
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