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August 24, 2010

Mississippi’s Barbour for president?

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Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour, being touted by some as a presidential prospect, says he’s not ready to start thinking about the 2012 race.

The Republican governor has had a higher national profile recently, not just because of the BP oil spill looming off Mississippi’s coast but also because of his fundraising for other Republican candidates across the country.

UPI


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Sarah Palin’s war chest points to 2012 presidential bid

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Newly published election spending figures show Sarah Palin ended the last quarter with a war chest of more than $1m, suggesting gathering momentum for a run at the White House in 2012.

Her political action committee, a body for raising and distributing election cash, raised $866,000 in the three months from April 1, the most since it was formed in January 2009. She spent about $742,000 over the quarter, most of it on building up her political profile and base support.

Guardian


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August 2, 2010

Mitt Romney buys home in California as he stumps for Whitman and eyes potential 2012 presidential bid

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30 years after his first landslide win, President Ronald Reagan remains an electrifying source of inspiration for many leading Republicans. Governor Mitt Romney often cited Reagan as a political hero, and a politician with the right idea.

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April 10, 2010

Palin fires up GOP on Obama, midterm elections at annual conference

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NEW ORLEANS — Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin captivated a crowd of more than 3,000 Republican Party activists here Friday with a speech featuring the same blend of folksiness and anti-Obama fire that has made her an icon within the grass-roots “tea party” movement.

Wapo.com

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March 30, 2010

Gingrich Predicts GOP Will Take Congress in 2010, Presidency in 2012

Gingrich: “My prediction is you’re going to get a Republican Congress in 2010 in the election. They’re going to come in and they’re going to refuse to fund any of these new offices. And they’re just kind — they won’t pass the appropriations.

Then in 2012, you get a new president. And I think probably in February of 2013, they repeal the entire bill.”

Fox News


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Is a Republican-controlled House better for President Obama in 2012?

In the run-up to Sunday night’s House passage of President Barack Obama‘s health care bill, the chief executive repeatedly urged Members of Congress to focus on the long term legacy of the vote not the short term politics. “I don’t know about the politics,” Obama said in a speech March 10 in St. Charles, Missouri. “But I know it is the right thing to do, and that’s why I’m fighting so hard to get it.”

WaPo


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Palin’s TV Show: Another Reason She Won’t Run in 2012

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I’ve argued before that I don’t think Sarah Palin really wants to be president, regardless of the desires of her most ardent supporters. She doesn’t appear to enjoy the actual process of governing.

Newsweek

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Poll: Romney leads 2012 field

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Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney leads his Republican rivals for the party’s 2012 presidential nomination, according a survey by Public Policy Polling.

Politico


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March 28, 2010

Sarah Palin is unstoppable

Sarah Palin arguably sunk whatever slim chance McCain had of winning the 2008 U.S. election. She introduced herself to America with a humdinger of a speech, but her comments and gaffes during the campaign that followed have become almost folkloric.

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Rove to Palin: Get Ready

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Former George W. Bush political adviser Karl Rove said that the political winds will change quite a bit, but that 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee, Sarah Palin, should get ready now, if she is planning for president to run in 2012.

Politico


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