Monthly Archives: January 2012
Live Blogging the Florida Debate
Seems like we’ve done this once or twice, or 16 times before. But here we are again….as always, join in on the comments section if you are so inclined. As I noted in the previous post, I have to think … Continue reading
Can Gingrich Beat Obama, and Has Santorum Lost His Head? Previewing Tonight’s Debate
The events keep coming. Tonight is the first of two scheduled debates prior to the Jan. 31 crucial (how often have I used that term before?) primary in Florida, and the first since Gingrich’s “surprise” (not to you!) victory in … Continue reading
What Really Happened in South Carolina, and What It Means For The Rest Of The Race
Did you hear that noise this morning? It was the sound of heads in the punditocracy exploding in reaction to Newt Gingrich’s “surprise” win in South Carolina yesterday. The new – and wrong – post-South Carolina conventional wisdom is captured … Continue reading
Live Blogging South Carolina’s Election Returns
7:55 Early exit polls indicate that over 80% of voters say their vote was influenced by the debates. That’s a strong sign this will be big night for Newt. More exit polls: more than 40% of voters made up their … Continue reading
Gingrich In A Rout? Polls and Predictions For South Carolina Tonight
Based on surveys taken before last Monday’s South Carolina debate, Mitt Romney led Newt Gingrich in the RealClearPolitics aggregate poll by a comfortable 10%, 32.3% to 22%, and seemed poised to sweep the first three events in this nominating process, … Continue reading
