Stewart J. Lawrence: Post-Florida, Expect a Nasty Dogfight for the GOP Nomination
Romney better enjoy what appears to be a likely victory in Florida while he can. Because it may end up bouncing about as far as Gingrich's South Carolina win did -- not very far.
Stewart J. Lawrence: Latino Diversity on Display in Florida’s GOP Primary
The battle between Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney for the allegiance of Florida's 450,000 Hispanic Republican primary voters has exposed one of the great myths surrounding the "Latino vote": despite their shared ethnicity, Hispanics are far from monolithic, politically.
Stewart J. Lawrence: To Endorse or Not Endorse: GOP Leaders Still Holding Out on Romney
The real bellwether of Romney's standing as a candidate isn't the number of endorsements he's already won -- it's the endorsements he's been denied, and apparently, won't receive.
Stewart J. Lawrence: To Endorse or Not Endorse: GOP Leaders Still Holding Out on Romney
The real bellwether of Romney's standing as a candidate isn't the number of endorsements he's already won -- it's the endorsements he's been denied, and apparently, won't receive.
Stewart J. Lawrence: Is Mitt Romney’s Presidential Campaign About to Go South?
Look out, GOP presidential front-runner Mitt Romney could be on the verge of losing two Republican primaries in the space of a single week.
Stewart J. Lawrence: As GOP Nominee, Romney May Not Need a Tea Party VP
With Mitt Romney seemingly on the verge of sewing up the Republican nomination, talk of possible GOP running mates is already underway. But many observers outside of conservative circles are mis-characterizing Romney's VP options.
Stewart J. Lawrence: Republican Diva Derby: Who Will Win Sarah Palin’s Coveted Endorsement?
Only in Palin-World, it seems, would running for president without her express permission be tantamount to treason, and thus, good cause for waging a campaign of mutually assured destruction.
Stewart J. Lawrence: Republican Diva Derby: Who Will Win Sarah Palin’s Coveted Endorsement?
Only in Palin-World, it seems, would running for president without her express permission be tantamount to treason, and thus, good cause for waging a campaign of mutually assured destruction.
Stewart J. Lawrence: With Early Primaries Looming, Can Mitt Romney Lock Up the GOP Nomination?
Get ready folks: the Republican Party is poised to make U.S. election history.
Stewart J. Lawrence: Could President Obama Lose the Youth Vote in 2012?
If anyone embodied the Obama mantra of "hope and change" -- indeed, shouted it from the rooftops -- it was Millennials. But, of course, that was before Obama began backing off his commitments on one issue after another
Stewart J. Lawrence: Could Newt Gingrich Win the "Catholic" Vote?
Is there a Catholic "swing" vote in US presidential politics, and if so, could the thrice-married Newt Gingrich somehow swing that vote back to the GOP?
Stewart J. Lawrence: Rumors of Newt Gingrich’s "Demise" Are Greatly Exaggerated
Watch out: with his upcoming 44-city Iowa tour, Gingrich, who still sounds and acts like the party's front-runner, could be preparing an even bigger and better "comeback."
