Rick Santorum

As Obama falters, Republicans are too busy squabbling with one other to notice they’re missing opportunities

Vancouver’s pot-friendly mayor, Dr. Seuss’s trouble-making turtle, and Obama’s ‘really big stick’

Reality will soon catch up to Romney’s opponents in the Republican primaries

He has moved so far to the right it may cost him the election

Normally, the primary season is a time to debate ideas, strengthen candidates, and look for opportunities to improve the party’s chances. In 2008, the Obama-Clinton race did just that for the Democrats. This year, though, the Republican race is doing the opposite. While there is time for improvement, Republicans have so far lost the momentum of 2010. The race has become focused on culture war issues, with which the best candidate, Mitt Romney, has struggled.

Support is soaring for the father of seven who offers the rhetorical red meat Romney can’t

While Republicans are distracted by cultural issues, Democrats can seize electoral ground

Scott Feschuk on the walking Wikipedia with fat baby hands who is wooing America

The Christian right’s prejudice against Catholics and Mormons is overshadowed by their prejudice against the “secular liberal agenda”

Why are mainstream media adopting Rick Santorum’s hideous euphemisms?

Voters eventually turned to candidates with legislative experience–or at least an MD