Looks about right. This fellow was arrested in Michigan for animal cruelty. Authorities seized about 350 dogs from his home. He looks just as disturbing as his actions. Read More ›
It's about his dad closing down a factory. Not “ha ha” humorous. Read More ›
Ohio? Michigan? Read More ›
Decrying “backroom deal,” Santorum's attorney calls for the Republican National Committee to intervene. Upset that the Michigan GOP altered rules to give two at-large delegates to Mitt Romney. Read More ›
The Democratic affiliated American Bridge PAC targets Mitt Romney in the scarlet and grey Buckeye State for his love of Michigan. Ohio sports fans have no love lost with their rival up north, and the ad hits Romney hard at the end with the quip, “I have been a Michigan and a Wolverine fan for a long long time.” Read More ›
Defector Mike DeWine: “I think this is a very sad commentary on the Romney campaign.” Read More ›
Santorum campaign slams “backroom deal.” State GOP awards victory to Romney in rules change. State Committeeman says there was just a misunderstanding. Read More ›
Says the Democrats who turned out for Santorum are all blue-collar Reagan Democrats who honestly like him. Read More ›
And they say they're not preparing for the Romney campaign's plans to make it more of an issue. Read More ›
A tough loss tonight in a state the campaign really, really wanted. But: “We're sort of the MacGyver campaign,” says Brabender. The class war endures with a shot at Romney's “Caddies.” Read More ›
First direct appeal at non-fundraising event in recent memory. He's running out of rich people! Read More ›
A typical Democrat, voting for Santorum in the Michigan primary. Read More ›
Hits back at Mitt for “economic lightweight” comment. “I’m someone who's gone out and worked hard and learned my economics from shining shoes,” he says. Read More ›
A win would secure his momentum. A loss — well, that's not what a frontrunner looks like. Read More ›
A reliable GOP source sends along the results of a poll conducted in Michigan last night showing Rick Santorum with a lead in the state among Republicans. Read More ›
Voters like Marilyn Overbeek are more focused on abortion than anything else, don't expect candidates to fix the economy, and just want a good Christian in office. “The other ones are kind of wishy-washy.” Read More ›
“It’s been funny to watch some of these politicians completely rewrite history now that you’re back on your feet.” Read More ›
Santorum campaign says they are behind robocalls to get Democrats to turn out and vote against Romney. Romney aide tweets “Fraud.” Read More ›
Only if Rand was his VP, according to Paulites at a Michigan rally. Read More ›
From the empty lot where his childhood home stood to his father's abandoned auto factory, a tour through the remains of the Romneys' Michigan. Read More ›
Let the Paul-Romney rumors swirl. Read More ›
“Senator Santorum is a nice guy, but he's never had a job in the private sector.” Implies Santorum's focus on social issues is misguided. Read More ›
Residents call 'Let Detroit Go Bankrupt' stance “ridiculous” and “disgusting.” Read More ›
The dingy nightclub in Traverse City, Michigan, where Santorum is holding a rally today is also home to events like “Orgy” and “Inkd Up Tattoo Ball.” From sticky floors to flames on the wall, it may be the sketchiest club in Michigan. Says one Yelp reviewer: “If you want to pick up an STD this is the place!” Read More ›
On ABC's This Week Santorum takes issue with the separation of Church and State, saying it's “not absolute.” Read More ›
Happy how he's doing given it's Romney's home state. Read More ›
Billed as a significant campaign speech, Santorum falls flat. This was his Ford Field moment. Read More ›
Activists think he's “bought into the perception…that the Tea Party was radical.” Read More ›
Will air statewide before the primary. Hogan Gidley, Santorum National Communications Director, said in a statement: “Since Mitt Romney refuses to talk about his own liberal record - we figured we'd show people what Mitt Romney says about Mitt Romney. We wanted to give Governor Romney's long-held positions and statements an opportunity to be heard.” Read More ›
