Most Recent Articles: December 2007
December 31, 2007
A New Year’s Message From Ralph Nader
Democrats: Clinton Still the Frontrunner, Iowa Still a Must-Win for Obama and Edwards
What the Republican Candidates Need From Iowa and New Hampshire
Bush in Pakistan: Inside Report by Robert D. Novak
December 29, 2007
The 'Two-Fer' Problem: A Commentary By Dick Morris
Public Divided on Whether Bill Clinton Hurts or Helps Hillary
54% Say 2007 Was a Good Year Personally, Just 35% Say It a Good Year for USA
Lessons From The Surge: A Commentary by Michael Barone
Is Huckabee Slipping?--Obama vs. McCain--Earmark Non-Reform: An Inside Report by Robert D. Novak
December 28, 2007
Rasmussen Reports Launches RasmussenMarkets.com
50% Say Debates Good Way to Learn About Candidates, 64% Say Reporters Offer Biased Analysis
Will Arizona's Immigration Law Work?: A Commentary by Froma Harrop
Benazir Bhutto. May She Rest in Peace: A Commentary by Susan Estrich
December 27, 2007
Clinton Competitive in North Carolina
GOP's Last Man Standing: John McCain: Inside Report by Robert D. Novak
Bush's Very Good Year: A Commentary by Lawrence Kudlow
December 26, 2007
Clinton Competitive in North Carolina
Only Suckers Pay Bills: A Commentary by Froma Harrop
As Clinton, Obama Maintain Leads Over Republicans in Michigan, 33% Say Peace on Earth Is Possible
In Illinois, Obama Still Bests Republicans More Easily than Clinton
December 25, 2007
December 24, 2007
A Rogue CIA: Inside Report by Robert Novak
McCain 49% Clinton 43%; Clinton Leads Huckabee by Four
December 23, 2007
Democrats See Little Ideological Diffence Between Clinton, Edwards, Obama
December 22, 2007
Clinton and Romney Have Highest Level of Core Opposition Among Leading Candidates
One Point Apart: Clinton and Giuliani, Clinton and Romney
64% Say Holiday Season Should Focus More on Birth of Jesus
Looking for Mr. Right: A Commentary By Michael Barone
Clinton Discord, McCain’s Choice, and Romney’s Conservative: Inside Report by Robert D. Novak
December 21, 2007
Person of the Year: Democrats Would Have Picked Gore, Republicans Rice or Petraeus
December 20, 2007
Congressional Combat: A Commentary by Larry J. Sabato
December 19, 2007
Iowa: Clinton 31% Obama 27% Edwards 22%
New Hampshire: Clinton 31% Obama 28%
New Hampshire: Romney 31% McCain 27%
CompTIA Survey Reveals Concerns of IT Workers for the 2008 Elections
With Less Than a Week Until Christmas, Just 29% Have Finished Their Holiday Shopping
December 18, 2007
South Carolina: Clinton 33% Obama 33%
Missouri: Huckabee 45% Clinton 43%
Public Remains Divided on Gun Control
Lautenberg, Clinton Easily Lead GOP in New Jersey; but Obama and Giuliani Are Neck and Neck -
As GOP Frontrunners Lead Dems in Ohio, Huckabee Does a Tad Better than Giuliani
December 17, 2007
South Carolina: Huckabee 23% Romney 23%
Huckabee Has Thrown Republican Race in Disarray
Iowa Looming Large for Clinton
Edwards Leads McCain by 7, Huckabee by 12
December 15, 2007
Florida: Clinton 45% Obama 17% Edwards 14%
The Two Races for President and the Race within the Race: A Commentary By Douglas Schoen
Hill's Big Goof - In Dem Primaries, Experience Loses: A Commentary by Dick Morris
57% Say: Trouble Making Your Mortgage Payments? Sell and Get a Cheaper House
December 14, 2007
Florida: Huckabee 27% Romney 23% Giuliani 19%
47% Say White House Knew About CIA's Torching of Torture Tapes
Generic Congressional Ballot: Democrats 46% Republicans 36%
Obama Ties Giuliani 43% to 43%, Leads Romney by Four
December 13, 2007
New Hampshire: Romney 33% McCain 18% Giuliani 15%
Senate Sensibilities: A Second Democratic Year in '08? : An Overview by Larry J. Sabato
The Oprah Factor: A Big Boost for Obama : A Commentary by Dick Morris
December 12, 2007
New Hampshire: Obama 31% Clinton 28%
Democratic Iowa Caucus: Clinton 29% Obama 26% Edwards 22%
Paul Still Lags Top Dems by Double Digits
December 11, 2007
Changes in the Democratic Race: A Commentary By Douglas E. Schoen
Americans Troubled About Finances Now But Optimistic About 2008
Who Seems the Most Presidential?
25% Will Avoid Politics Like the Plague This Holiday Season
57% Want Troops Home From Iraq Within a Year
In Utah, Romney and Other GOP Contenders Rout Democrats
In Massachusetts, Clinton Leads GOP Candidates—Even Former Governor Mitt Romney
Clinton and Obama Have Slim Edge Over GOP in Wisconsin
December 10, 2007
54% Say Individual Borrowers to Blame for Mortgage Crisis, 25% Fault Wall Street Investors
Among Democrats, Some Things Remain the Same but the Race is Entirely Different
Five Paths to the Republican Presidential Nomination
40% of Voters Don’t Know Which Republican Gave Speech on Faith and Religion
December 9, 2007
60% Say American Society Fair and Decent, 28% Disagree
Do Obama and Huckabee Create Bigger Opening for Bloomberg?
December 8, 2007
Edwards Ties Giuliani, Leads Huckabee by Four
Michigan: Huckabee 21% Romney 20% Giuliani 19%
December 7, 2007
Just 18% Believe Iran has Stopped Nuclear Weapons Development Program
December 6, 2007
Clinton Leads Giuliani, Romney by Three Percentage Points
South Carolina: Clinton 36% Obama 34%
South Carolina: Huckabee 25% Romney 18% Thompson 18%
The Democratic Race Appears Static: A Commentary By Douglas Schoen
Despite Growing Optimism, 53% Still Want All American Troops Out of Iraq by End of 2008
Presidential Politics: Not Always Easier the Second Time: A Commentary by Rhodes Cook
Hillary, Rudy Know Life After Death: A Commentary by Dick Morris
47% Consider This Holiday Season Joyous; 44% Find the Season Stressful
December 5, 2007
Huckabee Leads Clinton in Arkansas, Clinton Leads Other GOP Hopefuls
Bleak Hiring Expectations and Financial Outlook Contribute to Drop in Worker Sentiment
83% to Celebrate Christmas this Year, 61% Will Attend Religious Services
December 4, 2007
59% Want Troops Home From Iraq Within Year
24% Consider Iowa and New Hampshire Voters Lucky, 45% Say Unlucky
December 3, 2007
McCain Comeback in Home State of Arizona
Colorado: Schaffer, Udall Tie for Senate
Kansas Voters Prefer GOP Contenders, Especially McCain, to Clinton
73% of Democrats See Clinton as Electable, 66% Say the Same of Obama
Giuliani Still Seen as Most Electable Republican; Romney, McCain, Huckabee Close Behind
Clinton 46% Huckabee 45%; Obama 45% Huckabee 41%
Among Democrats: Race for the Nomination Growing Closer
A Debate, an Endorsement, and Huck-a-Mania Create Challenges for GOP Frontrunners
December 2, 2007
Partisan Identification: 37.4% Democrat 32.5% Republican
23% Say United States Heading in Right Direction
Obama, McCain Tied at 44%; Obama Leads Romney by Nine
Giuliani and Obama in Toss-up; Obama Leads Thompson by Seven
December 1, 2007
New Hampshire: Clinton Falls to Single Digits
Trouble on Mitt Romney's Campaign Trail: A Commentary by Dick Morris
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