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December 2007

• GOP candidates turn up the volume

  By Scott Martelle  |  December 31, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  The nasty tone of the Republican presidential nomination fight turned sharper Sunday as Mike Huckabee accused Mitt Romney of waging a dishonest... more

• Barbed words as candidates sharpen attack in Iowa

  By Scott Martelle  |  December 31, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  DES MOINES -- The tone of the already nasty Republican campaign for the presidential nomination took an even sharper edge this morning as... more

• Nuclear gets push from both parties

  By Judy Pasternak  |  December 30, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  On the brink of a nuclear power resurgence in America, the once-vilified industry is buoyed by a slate of presidential candidates who seem... more

• McCain losing votes to Obama

  By Maeve Reston and Doyle McManus  |  December 30, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Like many New Hampshire voters, Dave Montgomery considers himself a dyed-in-the-wool independent -- which in this state means he can vote... more

• Candidates work Iowa, vote by vote

  By Scott Martelle and Mark Z. Barabak  |  December 30, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  DES MOINES -- With fresh polls showing both the Democratic and Republican presidential nomination campaigns up for grabs just days before... more

• TIRELESS MAVERICK

  December 30, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Sen. John McCain, at 71, is the oldest presidential candidate in the field. But you wouldn't know it by the schedule aboard the Straight Talk... more

• Romney at center of Republican ad battle

  By Michael Finnegan and Joe Mathews  |  December 29, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Mitt Romney set off the nastiest TV-ad exchange of the 2008 presidential race Friday with new spots in the two early-voting states that sparked... more

• Republican Race Twists & Turns Even Before Bhutto Assassination

  From The Rothenberg Political Report  |  December 28, 2007

  By Stuart RothenbergEven before the death of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto on Thursday, there were signs of continued churning in the... more

• Bhutto assassination shifts course of presidential race

  By Faye Fiore  |  December 28, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  WASHINGTON -- The assassination of Benazir Bhutto reverberated in Iowa and New Hampshire on Thursday as presidential candidates blanketing... more

• Politics? We'll take good cheer

  By JONAH GOLDBERG  |  December 25, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  There's been a lot of hand-wringing over the spectacle of presidential candidates campaigning during Christmas thanks to the front-loaded... more

• Romney sees lead slipping in N.H. too

  By Maeve Reston  |  December 24, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  As recently as last week, Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney seemed to be holding a secure lead in New Hampshire, even as he was... more

• Pretty amazing, here he comes again

  Top of the Ticket  |  December 23, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  John McCain said if he just hung there and talked straight, the voters would come around and now... more

• GOP sees the world anew

  By Doyle McManus  |  December 23, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Last week, after Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee criticized the Bush administration for an "arrogant bunker mentality" toward... more

• More crosses cross over into politics

  Top of the Ticket  |  December 21, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Now, John McCain recalls a Christmas story involving a guard, a prison and the cross. more

• 'The powers of the earth'

  December 20, 2007

  From Los Angeles Times

  Democratic states are usually depicted on political maps using the color blue, but a more logical choice would be green. On environmental... more

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