As Arizona Senator John McCain remains firm on his positions on immigration fellow republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney takes aim on McCain’s specific viewpoints. Romney stated that McCain has goals to provide illegal immigrants in the U ...
Former Senator from Tennessee, Fred Thompson keeps a focus on his personal efforts to increase the stability and performance of America’s national security. As terrorist attack threats increase from Middle Eastern countries such as Iraq, Iran and ...
The self-proclaimed “ peaceful candidate” may have his work cut out for him in a nation bent on war and destruction through fear. Due to terrorist attacks and increasing threats from the Middle East, Americans see little cause for a peace-loving ...
New Mexico governor, Democratic presidential candidate Bill Richardson cannot stress his future efforts to withdraw Troops from Iraq this upcoming presidency. He has been fluently verbal throughout his campaign about his desire to pull out all tr ...
The only candidate who has seemed to remain in a constant poll position is John Edwards. Though he carries loyal voters and shows a desire for positive change in America, Edwards remains in a constant third place. Over shadowed by Hillary Clinton ...
Mike Huckabee has shown that in past caucus in Iowa his main voter base is found with support from those with a strong religious background as evangelistic Christians. He surged ahead of Mitt Romney and other Republican candidates due to his reli ...
As debates continue over health care and immigration, the main focus is often still turned toward the current Iraq war. As candidates discuss how many troops they will withdraw and in what time frame, Obama speaks up about a new war. Barak Obama ...
Former Massachusetts governor, Mitt Romney has struggled with voters in the past over his religious background, but at the Wyoming GOP caucus it seems that only his resolution for change in America is what the voters see. Mitt Romney has placed h ...
Senator Hillary Clinton has been growing more defensive as the polls point towards Barack Obama’s poll lead. Clinton and Obama have been steadily neck and neck throughout the election in the fall of 2008.
New Hampshire Poll: Rudy Giuliani 13%, Mitt Romney 24%, Mike Huckabee 14%, John McCain 31%, Fred Thompson 1%, Ron Paul 9%.
New Hampshire Poll: Rudy Giuliani 9%, Mitt Romney 27%, Mike Huckabee 10%, John McCain 36%, Fred Thompson 2%, Ron Paul 9%.
New Hampshire Poll: Hillary Clinton 31%, Barack Obama 40%, John Edwards 20%, Bill Richardson 4%, Dennis Kucinich 2%.
New Hampshire Poll: Hillary Clinton 29%, Barack Obama 42%, John Edwards 17%, Bill Richardson 5%, Dennis Kucinich 2%.
South Carolina Poll: Rudy Giuliani 9%, Mitt Romney 19%, Mike Huckabee 36%, John McCain 17%, Fred Thompson 11%, Ron Paul 5%.
South Carolina Poll: Rudy Giuliani 10%, Mitt Romney 15%, Mike Huckabee 28%, John McCain 21%, Fred Thompson 11%, Ron Paul 4%.
New Hampshire Poll: Rudy Giuliani 9%, Mitt Romney 27%, Mike Huckabee 11%, John McCain 34%, Fred Thompson 2%, Ron Paul 5%.
Gallup National Polls Poll: Rudy Giuliani 20%, Mitt Romney 9%, Mike Huckabee 25%, John McCain 19%, Fred Thompson 12%, Ron Paul 4%.
South Carolina Poll: Hillary Clinton 30%, Barack Obama 50%, John Edwards 16%, Bill Richardson 0%, Dennis Kucinich 0%.
South Carolina Poll: Hillary Clinton 30%, Barack Obama 42%, John Edwards 14%, Bill Richardson 0%, Dennis Kucinich 0%.
New Hampshire Poll: Hillary Clinton 28%, Barack Obama 32%, John Edwards 18%, Bill Richardson 6%, Dennis Kucinich 2%.