Republicans are expressing fresh concerns that Mitt Romney is limping toward the presidential nomination, suffering new blows at the very moment he needs to grow stronger if he is to take on President Obama in November. Read full article > >

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Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign stuck in lukewarm

Voters of America, President Obama has made you a mix. The president shared a Spotify playlist on his Facebook page Thursday: 29 tunes that he’ll be pumping on the campaign trail between now and Nov. 6. There are songs from artists you’d expect ( Bruce Springsteen ), artists you wouldn’t ( Ricky Martin ) and artists that are actually from Canada ( Arcade Fire .) Read full article > >

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On Spotify, Obama’s campaign playlist is a mixed bag

Criticism of Mitt Romney for lacking a coherent message is grossly unfair. He has been forthright, consistent and even eloquent in pressing home his campaign’s central theme: Mitt Romney desperately wants to be president. Read full article > >

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The hole in Mitt Romney’s campaign

Criticism of Mitt Romney for lacking a coherent message is grossly unfair. He has been forthright, consistent and even eloquent in pressing home his campaign’s central theme: Mitt Romney desperately wants to be president. Read full article > >

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The hole in Mitt Romney’s campaign

Listen close after a Mitt Romney rally, and you’ll hear a soundtrack with a very un-Romney-like tone. Romney’s main theme song for this campaign is a bland, upbeat anthem: “Born Free,” by Kid Rock. But, after his speeches, Romney plays music with an angrier edge. Read full article > >

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Mitt Romney’s campaign songs, from sunny to angry

Listen close after a Mitt Romney rally, and you’ll hear a soundtrack with a very un-Romney-like tone. Romney’s main theme song for this campaign is a bland, upbeat anthem: “Born Free,” by Kid Rock. But, after his speeches, Romney plays music with an angrier edge. Read full article > >

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Mitt Romney’s campaign songs, from sunny to angry

Fearing a tide of spending by outside conservative groups, President Obama is giving his blessing to a pro-Democratic Party “super PAC” that will work to help his reelection, his campaign said late Monday. Read full article > >

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Obama gives blessing to a super PAC

Says president never said “thanks” for her campaign video.

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‘Obama Girl’ Undecided

After losing a second state in less than a week to Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich vowed not to quit the Republican race, charting an itinerary to campaign widely over the next few months.

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The Caucus: Gingrich Vows to Press On

Newt Gingrich’s campaign remains roughly $600,000 in debt, two months after it reported deep debts and a long list of creditors, newly released campaign spending records show. Fundraising by the former House speaker’s campaign has stepped up markedly since then and Gingrich just last month cut by half the $1.2 million owed in October 2010. Still, several outstanding creditors remain. Read full article > >

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Gingrich campaign paid off some debts, still owes $600,000

While campaigning in Minnesota.

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Santorum Heads to Sweater-Vest Factory

While Gingrich’s Nevada campaign unravels.

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Romney Fires GOP Operative

While Gingrich’s Nevada campaign unravels.

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Romney Fires GOP Operative

LAS VEGAS — A pair of hand-knit slippers, adorned with a Mormon symbol. A tiny stack of yard signs. An autographed Ron Paul placard. And a wadded, used tissue, tucked in a candidate’s pocket. Nevada had its strange moment in the political spotlight this week, as stage-managed campaigns roared through with rallies and TV ads. This was faux intimacy, done in a city where faux is a fact of life: The casinos are named after Paris and New York, and the dust-dry streets around them are named, aspirationally, for trees and oceans. Read full article > >

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Gifts and pocket fillers on the campaign trail

One important assumption for President Obama’s reelection now seems in jeopardy: His predicted fundraising advantage has not yet materialized. While the reporting is not complete, it appears that Obama’s campaign fundraising and Mitt Romney’s are about on par. Moreover, despite Romney’s expensive primary campaign, his campaign cash position is only slightly less robust than the president’s. Read full article > >

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Obama loses the advantage on fundraising