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The Rising: Mike Beebe, Reluctant Star
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Palin Spends Thanksgiving With Family In Richland, Washington To Reconnect With "The Roots"
Sarah Palin is spending Thanksgiving with relatives in Washington state before resuming book signing over the weekend.
Mike Huckabee Likens Gay Marriage To Polygamy
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee compared gay marriage to polygamy Tuesday.
Some great numbers to head into the Thanksgiving holiday from Scott Rasmussen. Rasmussen has released some numbers for the 2012 Presidential Election with the usual Republican suspects.
2012 Republican campaign underway in nation's bookstores
Mike Huckabee, like Sarah Palin, is pitching his books and persona to potential voters.
Former Ark. Gov. Mike Huckabee Discusses Running For President
CBS evening news anchor Katie Couric interviewed former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee on variety of topics, including on whether he'll try again for the Oval Office in 2012.
Whoops: Fox graphics department goes rogue on Palin poll
Pie charts are great and all, but like anything in life, there's a time and a place.
Mike Huckabee to speak to Ga. Chamber members
Former Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee will be the featured speaker at the annual meeting of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce at the World Congress Center, Jan.
Op-Ed: Huckabee And Palin Chose Celebrity
In the New York Times, columnist Ross Douthat argues Mike Huckabee and Sarah Palin embraced celebrity after losses in 2008, and thus can never become president.
As Sarah Palin embarked on a tour for her just published book "Going Rogue," she became the latest prospective Republican presidential candidate to criticize the Obama administration's policy on Israel.
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Hundreds Line Up In Birmingham For Chance To Meet Sarah Palin
Hundreds have lined up at a Birmingham-area book store in hopes of meeting two key Republican players in last year's presidential race.
Polls: Palin Still Viable for 2012
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is keeping quiet on her plans for 2012, but recent polls and political analysis suggest it's too soon to count her out as a political heavyweight.
Palin's Next Move: Pivot Or Profit?
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin embarked on her nationwide book tour with confidence, determined to settle scores and explain her side following a bruising year in the spotlight.
During this year's final mayoral debate, Bill Thompson was said by the local commentariat to have made two grievous errors, which were only not said to be fatal in and of themselves because his candidacy was pronounced by the same wise-men to be in a state of extremis, for which the local press had already administered the rite of extreme unction.
The Senate debate on health care, set to begin the week after Thanksgiving, is now on course to collide with the holiday season.
Huckabee, Ford headline NKU talks
Northern Kentucky University's 10th annual Alumni Lecture Series will tackle the issue of how to govern in today's ever-changing world.
Sarah Palin as perpetual outsider in US politics?
Once the media hoopla over Sarah Palin's book and her "Oprah" interview fades away, what will be left of this "rogue" on a roll? If anything, the former vice presidential candidate is now a leading political indicator of public anger at incumbents.
The conventional wisdom on Sarah Palin is that she's a divisive figure, and, from what polls tell us, that's true: according to Pollster.com's average , 38 percent of Americans hold a favorable view of her, while 49.2 percent view her unfavorably.
What Giuliani 2012 Would Look Like
The New York Daily News suggested Thursday that, according to one source, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani might use a run for Senate--if he wins--as a launching pad for taking another stab at the White House in 2012.
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