Meet the Ohio Voters Who Are Killing Romney's Campaign
In Appalachian coal country, Romney is now viewed with nearly as much suspicion as Obama -- and that may be the story of the 2012 election. More »
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In Appalachian coal country, Romney is now viewed with nearly as much suspicion as Obama -- and that may be the story of the 2012 election. More »
In a bid to reclaim his wonky reputation, Ryan unveils a chart-laden slide show on the campaign trail. More »
In a new commercial airing heavily in swing states, the entire script is Romney's leaked comments about "entitled," government-dependent "victims." More »
The GOP nominee's scattershot campaign and faltering poll numbers have Democrats in Ohio and elsewhere saying, "Thanks, Mitt!" More »
In this swing state, the central message of both the Obama and Romney campaigns is the same: I'm tough on China, and he's not. More »
Romney's comments about the "47 percent" -- an imagined Democratic-voting underclass -- highlighted a problem for Obama: His 2008 voters may not show up in 2012. More »
If he still believes "you can't change Washington from the inside," the president hasn't mastered the art of getting things done in the Capitol. More »
Catching up with Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson, who's made marijuana legalization a centerpiece of his 2012 presidential campaign More »
They're not victims with an entitlement complex. They're not bitterly clinging to religion. And they favor Romney, but not by as wide a margin as he needs to win. More »
Could Gary Johnson’s turn as a pro-legalization Libertarian swing the presidential election?
Time and again, Romney doubles down rather than admit he's erred. Is he still terrified of being seen as a flip-flopper? More »
In decrying Obama voters as "victims" who are "dependent on government," Romney taps a favorite theme of Tea Party conservatives. More »
The Republican candidate hopes to convince voters he's turning the page -- by promising to keep doing exactly what he's been doing so far. More »
To "values voters," the problem with Romney's campaign is not enough red meat -- and not enough Paul Ryan. More »
His party worries that he's losing the election, but Romney appears no nimbler or more aggressive than before. More »
Here's what the crisis showed about how the candidates do -- and don't -- differ on foreign affairs. More »
As Republicans and Democrats alike judge his response to the embassy attacks harshly, this could be a turning point. More »
CC Goldwater reveres her grandfather's legacy -- and says he wouldn't recognize today's GOP. Last week in Charlotte, she helped renominate President Obama. More »
The fact that the president is pulling ahead in the polls means Mitt Romney missed his biggest opportunity of the race so far. More »
In a major shift, education reformers are now influential at the highest levels of the party once dominated by the teachers unions. More »
