Newt Gingrich Headlines
A list of the most recent stories about Newt Gingrich.
Gingrich Keeps Going
Even after being shutout for delegates in Louisiana - where Newt Gingrich spent over seven days campaigning - there was no hint from Newt Gingrich that he is looking to get out of the Republican race for the White House. Gingrich's schedule for the next week featured multiple days of ...
Romney Takes Charge
It was a different Mitt Romney on Wednesday afternoon in the suburbs of Baltimore, Maryland, a day after an easy victory in the Illinois Primary, as the GOP frontrunner seemed to be connecting with his audience and actually took questions from the crowd. Romney had several reasons to be happy ...
Tale of the Campaign Schedules
With one full day of campaigning left before Republican voters in Illinois go to the polls in the Land of Lincoln, the relative strength and weaknesses of the four remaining major GOP candidates are clearly defined by what they are doing today. Mitt Romney is the favorite in Illinois and ...
Gingrich Takes the Weekend Off
While Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum dueled for advantage before Tuesday's primary in Illinois, Newt Gingrich decided to take the weekend off from the GOP campaign trail. "No schedule Sat. or Sun.," read an email from Gingrich spokesman R.C. Hammond, confirming that the former House Speaker would not be barnstorming ...
White House Campaign Mode
While I have been running around the country chasing Republican candidates for the White House, President Obama's own campaign has been quietly prepping for this election year. On Thursday, the first real salvos were fired by the Obama-Biden team. At the same time, President Obama used an energy speech outside ...
The GOP Road Ahead
As much as anything else, the schedule for the Republicans running for the White House will drive their race for the GOP nomination, so let's take a look at what's on tap in coming weeks. MISSOURI - The Show Me State holds caucuses this Saturday, but the 49 delegates up ...
Santorum's Daily Double
If there was a late surge for Santorum in Alabama and Mississippi, I didn't feel it the last few days on the ground there. But maybe we got a taste of it on Tuesday when the Governor of Alabama said he had voted for Rick Santorum - he evidently wasn't ...
Newt's Next Move
If there was someone who was supposed to win Alabama and Mississippi, it was Newt Gingrich. Instead, Gingrich finished second behind Rick Santorum, raising new questions about the next step for his Presidential campaign. Gingrich on Wednesday starts two days of election events in Illinois which votes next Tuesday - ...
Gingrich Team: Halftime
Newt Gingrich's campaign issued a memo to reporters on Tuesday as the polls were open in Mississippi and Alabama, arguing that the GOP race for the White House is only approaching "halftime." Gingrich himself earlier in the day used that same football terminology, arguing that Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney would ...
Santorum's Southern Shot
From Montgomery, Alabama - Arriving for his fifth and final stop of Monday just down the street from the Alabama State Capitol, Rick Santorum deviated from his normal hour-long stump speech for a simple reason - he had to be on TV with Sean Hannity. "I can only talk for ...
Gingrich Goes For Broke
From Birmingham, Alabama - One week ago, Newt Gingrich's campaign put out a post-Super Tuesday schedule which included two days of election events in Kansas. But the day after his win in Georgia, Gingrich scrapped that trip in order to focus on Alabama and Mississippi. That made me wonder just ...
Republicans Hit the Deep South
From Mobile, Alabama - The southern states of Alabama and Mississippi have unexpectedly become a big battleground in the Republican race for the White House, as Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum elbow their way for advantage in two primaries that were afterthoughts just a few weeks ago. After ...
Santorum Looks for Momentum
After winning three of ten Super Tuesday states, but narrowly losing to Mitt Romney in Ohio, Rick Santorum will try to generate some new momentum on Saturday in Kansas with GOP Presidential caucuses in that state. 40 delegates are at stake in the Sunflower State - 12 delegates are handed ...
Questions for Gingrich
From Columbus, Ohio - I love covering Presidential primary campaigns. It is a lot of fun to chase the candidates for weeks on end through a number of states, watching them rise and fall - except when the end is near. There is nothing more unsettling to me as a ...
Gingrich Focuses on Money
Newt Gingrich has put his campaign web site on hold on this day after Super Tuesday, devoting its resources only to an effort to raise money in the wake of his victory in Georgia on Super Tuesday. Instead of a website filled with all kinds of information about his run ...
Super Tuesday "Life or Death"
The Super PAC that favors Newt Gingrich is out with a fund raising email on the eve of Super Tuesday which says that voting for Gingrich is an issue of "life and death." Here's the email that was sent out early on Monday morning: Super Tuesday could absolutely mean Life ...
450 Election Miles
From Atlanta, Georgia - Wednesday was another lengthy day on the campaign trail, as I drove 450 miles to get from Atlanta to the Knoxville, Tennessee area for an event with Rick Santorum. It was a much different drive for me than in some other states. Unlike in Iowa, New ...
Woman collects Ronald Reagan memorabilia
Julie Emmons began collecting items relating to the late Ronald Reagan in 1994. That was the year the former two-term president announced he had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, writing, “I now begin the journey that will lead me into the sunset of my life. I know that for America ...
The Campaign Map Expands
The Republican race for President has now entered a new phase where no longer can the candidates, their campaigns and the news media focus on just one state, as the political battlefield expands dramatically over the next few weeks. And it begs an important question - where do you go? ...
Rep. Mulvaney says he won’t endorse candidate
There are still a number of states and endorsements up for grabs for the candidates. However, on Thursday, Rock Hill U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney revealed he won’t endorse another presidential candidate since Rick Perry dropped out. “It’s really not appropriate for me to get involved with another race. I’m happy ...
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