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The Caucus: Pawlenty Takes Step Toward 2012 Run

The Caucus: Pawlenty Takes Step Toward 2012 Run

Tim Pawlenty, the former governor of Minnesota, is set to declare Monday afternoon that he is opening a presidential exploratory committee, a step that formalizes a campaign for the Republican nomination that he has been pondering for more than a year.

 

RNC may sell TV rights to debates

RNC may sell TV rights to debates

The Republican National Committee is considering sanctioning the GOP presidential primary debates and then selling the broadcast rights to news outlets, two Republicans with knowledge of the idea tell CNN.

 

A whole new Romney for 2012 presidential run

A whole new Romney for 2012 presidential run

The early Republican favorite is wearing Gap skinny jeans and going tieless on network TV. But despite his makeover, he still has a hard time connecting with voters.Defying his reputation as a 1950s square, the new, more casual Mitt Romney is popping up around the country as he readies a second run for president.

 

Gingrich to Test 2012 Presidential Support

Gingrich to Test 2012 Presidential Support

Aides say the former speaker of the House will become the first major Republican candidate to enter the 2012 race.

 

Romney takes on Obama on handling of economy

Romney takes on Obama on handling of economy

Republican Mitt Romney accused President Barack Obama on Friday of presiding over "the greatest job loss in modern American history" in a speech to conservatives that strongly hinted at a run for president.

Senh: It's all just spin. We were in the worst recession since The Great Depression when he took office. Putting the blame on Obama is just spin, not truth.

 

Possible Republican presidential candidates gather

Potential Republican presidential candidates flocked to a gathering of conservatives on Thursday to road-test a message that basically boiled down to this: Beat President Barack Obama in 2012.

 

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