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Push Polls Aim To Spread Rumors And Taint Your Opinion-Stanford University

By Press Release on Dec 15, 2011   Politics  

Push Polls Aim To Spread Rumors And Taint Your Opinion-Stanford University

STANFORD, Calif. – As Americans tune in to the debate preceding the next election, some will hear hypothetical questions about candidates. You might get a phone call, for example, asking how likely you would be to vote for so-and-so if she'd hired an illegal immigrant, or if such-and-such a candidate opposed gay marriage.

One In Five Conservatives Believe Mitt Romney Is Too Liberal

By Press Release on Dec 15, 2011   Politics  

One In Five Conservatives Believe Mitt Romney Is Too Liberal

NEW YORK-It's just a few weeks until the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire primary and the Republican nomination fight is, once again, going through some changes. But, one thing that has remained constant through the past few months is that Mitt Romney has been at or near the top. One reason, however, the former Governor […]

The Hill Editor Bob Cusack Weighs In On Gop Frontrunners; Notes Challenges Still Ahead

By Press Release on Dec 15, 2011   Politics  

The Hill Editor Bob Cusack Weighs In On Gop Frontrunners; Notes Challenges Still Ahead

WASHINGTON D.C.-In an interview with Focus Washington's Chuck Conconi, Bob Cusack, managing editor of Congressional newspaper, "The Hill," discusses the current bid for the Republican presidential nomination.

Newt Gingrich's Iowan Political Director Craig Bergman Resigns Only One Week After Taking Position

By Staff on Dec 14, 2011   Politics  

Newt Gingrich's Iowan Political Director Craig Bergman Resigns Only One Week After Taking Position

Newt Gingrich's political director in Iowa, Craig Bergman, resigned yesterday over comments that he made to a focus group calling Mormonism, Presidential candidate Mitt Romney's religion, a cult. He pointed out that the fact that Romney is a mormon would hurt him in the election against President Obama. The comment was made on TheIowaRepublican.com.

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