Obama tough on oil? We’re headed to No. 1
The United States is on track to becoming the world’s top producer of oil, despite Republican complaints that President Obama won’t let U.S. companies pump it. read post
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War of the Words
“Viewpoint” host Eliot Spitzer faced a clash of facts versus flourish this month when he squared off with Glenn Beck as part of DISH Network’s “Election 2012: War of the Words” event in Denver, Colo. read post
Eliot Spitzer: The Romney campaign ‘is so much less than meets the eye’
“The anxiety about our future that has allowed Mitt Romney a seat at the table is what will drive our politics for the next decade.” —Eliot Spitzer read post
Under Obama, stock market doing quite well
The stock market has been like a lot of other things under No-Drama Obama. We have good days, we have bad days. But overall, the situation has gradually, steadily gotten better. read post
Adelson and Romney’s potential $1.5B payoff?
Sheldon Adelson promised to contribute up to $100 million to Mitt Romney’s campaign — that’s still buying the White House at a bargain. read post
A Romney-Biden administration? It could happen with an Electoral College tie
“If there is a 269-269 tie in the Electoral College, the next president could be Mitt Romney. And the vice president would be Joe Biden. Wouldn’t that be fun?” —Eliot Spitzer read post
Eliot Spitzer demands details: Mitt Romney’s plan ‘doesn’t yet measure up’
“Electing a candidate with a plan is one thing; electing a candidate who is selling a mirage is something else altogether.” —Eliot Spitzer read post
In politics, is there any such thing as true independence?
“It’s hard to compete with the power and permanence of national party affiliation.” —Eliot Spitzer read post
On tax cuts: Reagan lied, Bush lied; should Mitt be believed?
Mitt Romney’s 20 percent tax-rate cuts still cost $4.1 trillion after the one detail — a limit of $25,000 in tax deductions or credits — he has shared about how he’ll pay for it. read post
Obama doesn’t lack for town hall experience
President Obama has taken part in 58 town hall–style meetings since he took office, which should bode well for his performance on Tuesday night. read post
