As the media frenzy in Iowa fades to the media frenzy in New Hampshire, the selection of an American president has completely descended into a poorly acted reality TV show. This show will continue through the winter and into the spring. Several contestants will be thrown off the island. With re-runs and conventions over the summer, the fall season opens up with a whole new horse race: President Obama (the battered champ) vs. "who knows who?" (the determined challenger). For the media, the challenge will be to ensure that the race is close enough to stimulate viewership and high ratings. For the nation, the challenge will be to select the person most qualified to lead the American people.
Republican presidential candidate Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) is the hot seat for allegedly stealing a coveted email list in order to target Iowa ...
Public Policy Polling (D) 10/29-31/10; 2,055 likely 2010 voters, 2.2% margin of error 712 typical Republican primary voters, 3.7% margin of error Mod...
Public Policy Polling (D) 10/28-31/10; 1,356 likely 2010 voters, 2.7% margin of error 500 typical Republican primary voters, 4.4% margin of error Mod...
Public Policy Polling (D) 10/30-31/10; 847 likely 2010 voters, 3.4% margin of error 307 typical Republican primary voters, 5.6% margin of error Mode:...
Public Policy Polling (D) 10/30-31/10; 682 likely 2010 voters, 3.8% margin of error 272 typical Republican primary voters, 5.9% margin of error Mode:...
Public Policy Polling (D) 10/28-31/10; 1,021 likely 2010 voters, 3.1% margin of error 320 typical Republican primary voters, 5.5% margin of error Mod...
Public Policy Polling (D) 10/30-31/10; 1,539 likely 2010 voters, 2.5% margin of error 743 typical Republican primary voters, 3.6% margin of error Mod...