Oh My Gov!

In the now-infamous “47 Percent” video secretly captured during a Mitt Romney fundraising speech, the GOP hopeful gleefully mentioned Jimmy Carter's Iran Hostage Crisis moment and admitted, “By the way, if something of that nature presents itself, I will ...and more »

It is a bizzaro world indeed when left-leaning Slate makes a better case for limited government than the Mitt Romney Campaign and the GOP establishment managed to make during the 2012 cycle. Yet for the second time in less than a week, two different ...and more »

Republicans defended Mitt Romney against criticism from Democrats that he avoided taxes by keeping money stashed overseas. Those roles are now reversed with the disclosure that President Barack Obama's pick to run the Commerce Department does the ...and more »

In the now-infamous “47 Percent” video secretly captured during a Mitt Romney fundraising speech, the GOP hopeful gleefully mentioned Jimmy Carter's Iran Hostage Crisis moment and admitted, “By the way, if something of that nature presents itself, I will ...and more »

Gallup consistently underestimated President Obama's support throughout the election season, inflating Republicans' hopes that we would be swearing in a President Mitt Romney. The company's daily tracking polls ran against the pack - showing Romney ...and more »

Mitt Romney says that the Benghazi talking points had no bearing on the outcome of the 2012 presidential election. He made this remark in response to a question by an inquisitive Jay Leno. Romney added that he doesn't spend a lot of time reflecting on what ...and more »

The noted polling company ran against the pack for most of the time before the election, showing Mitt Romney in a consistent lead over Barack Obama even as others showed Obama with a small but widening lead. Gallup's errors weren't just a short-term blip.and more »

The Obama administration's talking points on Benghazi made no difference in the outcome of the presidential election, former GOP candidate Mitt Romney said. Jay Leno asked Romney what would have happened if the motive behind the Benghazi attacks ...and more »

In the now-infamous "47 Percent" video secretly captured during a Mitt Romney fundraising speech, the GOP hopeful gleefully mentioned Jimmy Carter's Iran Hostage Crisis moment and admitted, "By the way, if something of that nature presents itself, I will ...and more »

Over a four-week period before the November 2012 election, Gallup's daily tracking poll showed Republican opponent Mitt Romney leading by margins ranging from 1 to 7 percentage points, including a 4-point Romney lead just 10 days before the election.and more »

- In the now-infamous “47 Percent” video secretly captured during a Mitt Romney fundraising speech, the GOP hopeful gleefully mentioned Jimmy Carter's Iran Hostage Crisis moment and admitted, “By the way, if something of that nature presents itself, I will ...and more »

Mitt Romney told Jay Leno that the Obama administration's controversial talking points on the attacks that killed four Americans in Benghazi last Sept. 11 did not cost him the White House. “I don't think it would have changed the election,” Romney told the ...and more »

(RealClearPolitics) Former Gov. Mitt Romney, the Republican party's presidential nominee in 2012, received large applause as he was introduced on Friday's broadcast of The Tonight Show by host Jay Leno in his first appearance on the late night show since ...and more »

- Over a four-week period before the November 2012 election, Gallup's daily tracking poll showed Republican opponent Mitt Romney leading by margins ranging from 1 to 7 percentage points, including a 4-point Romney lead just 10 days before the election.and more »

In the now-infamous “47 Percent” video secretly captured during a Mitt Romney fundraising speech, the GOP hopeful gleefully mentioned Jimmy Carter's Iran Hostage Crisis moment and admitted, “By the way, if something of that nature presents itself, I will ...and more »

- Mitt Romney told Jay Leno that the Obama administration's controversial talking points on the attacks that killed four Americans in Benghazi last Sept. 11 did not cost him the White House. “I don't think it would have changed the election,” Romney told the ...and more »

Ms. Noonan is surely correct that many conservative taxpayers were audited. In fact, based on some simple math that I'll present in a moment, it's likely that hundreds of thousands of Mitt Romney voters were selected for an audit in 2012. However, it's also ...and more »

As controversies continue to fester over the IRS, Benghazi and the Justice Department's seizure of reporters' phone records, 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney condemned the government for a "breach of trust" during an interview on "The ...and more »

AS A long-time friend and fellow Mormon supporter of Republican Mitt Romney, Frank VanderSloot, a multimillionaire Idaho rancher and businessman, was no stranger to hostile scrutiny. His aggressive opposition to gay marriage had earned him national ...and more »

As controversies continue to fester over the IRS, Benghazi and the Justice Department's seizure of reporters' phone records, 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney condemned the government for a "breach of trust" during an interview on "The ...and more »

His results seem to debunk Ms. Noonan's argument that only wealthy conservative individuals supporting Mitt Romney yielded an IRS audit, with an estimated 380,000 Romney voters being audited compared to 480,00 Obama voters. Silver makes the larger ...and more »

The Obama administration's talking points on the terror attack in Benghazi had no bearing on Mitt Romney's defeat last year, the former Republican presidential nominee told Jay Leno. The issue of the administration's talking points has been a key focus of ...and more »

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney holds a rally with Senator Marc Rubio, former Governor Jeb Bush and Congressman Connie Mack at Landmark Aviation in Tampa, Florida on October 31, 2012.and more »

2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Friday night, and took President Obama to task on the scandals engulfing his second term. Seeming quite comfortable, Romney quipped, “I'm not a fan of the ...and more »

MITT ROMNEY: I think if Hillary Clinton is the nominee of the Democratic Party, there will be a careful inspection of her record as a Secretary of State, and that may or may not include mistakes made in one area or another. But I think the broader brush will be ...and more »