Candidates seem to be emulating Reagan
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Ronald Reagan once famously sounded the call to "win one for the Gipper."
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Many candidates have made either no impression or a negative one with Republicans, interviews have found.
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A charismatic communicator with an actor's good looks, a glowing resume and socially conservative politics, Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney could be a dream candidate for Republicans in the 2008 White House race.
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By Lisa Vorderbrueggen, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.  Sep. 17--The campaigns of GOP Rep. Richard Pombo and Democratic  challenger Jerry McNerney seem to spin in parallel universes.
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Candidates keep announcing that they are running or almost certainly running, then later, saying so again.
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Ronald Reagan was a hero to the conservative movement. He cut taxes and stood up to the Russians. But like Moses, Reagan was never able to lead his followers to the promised land -- scaling back the welfare state. I have a hunch that President Bush, if he wins reelection, might succeed where Reagan failed. If he does manage to ...
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Republicans who are standing up to Bush range from conservatives to moderates.
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On Tuesday, Elizabeth Edwards, Cindy McCain, Michelle Obama, Ann Romney and Jeri Kehn Thompson talked about the rigors of the presidential campaign.
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Fred D. Thompson is positioning himself as the ideological and stylistic heir of Ronald Reagan.
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Romney focuses on his candidacy, not his rivals in new ad
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It seems that this yearâs presidential race is not a debate about the future of our country, but a debate about each candidateâs past.
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Fourteen candidates for president ranked by perceptions of their creepinees.
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Always fond of invoking Ronald Reagan, the 2008 crop of Republican candidates will get a prime chance to associate themselves with the Gipper's legacy. Former first lady Nancy Reagan said Wednesday she was inviting the leading GOP candidates to the first-ever debate at her husband's library in Simi Valley.
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Both candidates have settled on foreign policy as their primary means of distinguishing themselves from each other.
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In their duel of wits and words, the two &quot;seconds&quot; in the race for the White House sometimes appeared more evenly matched than the two top-of-the-ticket contenders who debated last week.
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The presidential candidates yesterday battled over who is best qualified to lead the nation in the war on terrorism, with President
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Forget Republican versus Democrat, conservative versus liberal, hawk versus dove. This year's presidential candidates have all but turned their supercharged race into a choice between Armageddon and survival.