As Mitt Romney approaches primaries in states where his religion could be an advantage, more supporters say his values are the bigger issue.

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For Mormon Voters, Mitt Romney’s Faith a Factor, but Not The Only One

Okay, now it’s settled, right? I mean, it must be settled by now. Mitt Romney is going to be the nominee. Eat your peas, Republicans, and then fall in line, because Romney’s the guy. Right? Probably. Even at this point, after Romney trounced Newt Gingrich in the Florida primary and the Nevada caucuses, there are some fairly compelling reasons for Republicans to pause before bowing to the party establishment’s decision that Mitt must be It. Read full article > >

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The front-runner who leaves the GOP cold

LAS VEGAS — After a likely second-place finish in the Nevada caucuses Saturday, former House speaker Newt Gingrich sought to dispel the idea that he might drop out of the Republican presidential nomination any time soon, promising a hotel ballroom filled with reporters that he will fight on to the convention in the summer. Read full article > >

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Gingrich vows to fight on to the convention

The results from Nevada’s caucus trickled in at a snail’s pace last night. In the end Mitt Romney won overwhelmingly , winning in virtually every segment of the electorate. In wildly contrasting speeches an energized Romney pumped up the crowd and went after the president; Newt Gingrich had what can only be described as a public meltdown . Read full article > >

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Jennifer Rubin: Romney cleans up

Though he lost big in Nevada.

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Gingrich ‘Happy With Where We Are’

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

Mitt Romney confirmed his status as the prohibitive front-runner in the GOP presidential race Saturday with a win in the Nevada caucuses. But Romney’s apparently large margin of victory may say more about his opponents than his own candidacy. Read full article > >

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Mitt Romney’s Nevada caucus win: What it means

If the results stand through the night, they would further deflate the once-vital challenge posed by Newt Gingrich.

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Romney Hoping for Repeat Performance in Nevada

After Nevada results.

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Gingrich to Announce New Strategy

Republicans in the US state of Nevada vote in caucuses to decide their choice of presidential candidate with Mitt Romney leading the field.

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Nevada holds Republican vote

Updates and analysis from the Nevada Republican caucuses.

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The Caucus: The Caucus: Updates from the Nevada Caucuses

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

Presidential contests are inherently an expectations game, and because of that, the expectation is that Saturday’s contest in Nevada doesn’t mean much. Rightly or wrongly, when a state isn’t competitive, we generally discount its broader impact on the presidential race. Read full article > >

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Do Nevada’s caucuses matter?

Residents of a Nevada town in Nye County have little use for much government regulations, be it permits, stop signs, gun regulations or anything that would threaten its brothels.

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Pahrump, Nev., Wears Guns, and Ron Paul Support, on Its Hip