Sometime during the last few days, Gingrich stole South Carolina. Romney’s inevitable win now belongs to Newt and Florida is back on the table. So what caused this paramount shift in support? Perry dropped out and endorsed Gingrich. While the … Continue reading →

With only hours separating South Carolina from the beginning of the Primary, candidates courted Charleston like the prettiest girl at the dance. Every single presidential hopeful, and even the less hopeful, came to the Holy City and engaged local voters … Continue reading →

Romney needs to win back some serious points today. His inevitable victory has been overshadowed by Newt’s rising poll numbers. Now, Romney needs to proactively gain back his lead if he wants to win South Carolina. There a few things … Continue reading →

Romney’s nomination has turned from a question into a concern. His answers felt weak, his pauses left doubts and the stability of his lead came under real scrutiny on the stage. Romney’s answers felt unprepared and unfocused. Specifically, RomneyCare and … Continue reading →

In this horserace, there’s no way Rick Perry can finish first, or even possibly place. There are three major reasons Perry can’t win and should just get out of the race now: 1.       Huntsman got out. In some South Carolina polls, Huntsman came … Continue reading →

As the primary looms in South Carolina, Charleston is the place to be. Every television in every store shows news stories about the state and the final outcome of Saturday is on everyone’s mind. At lunch in a small restaurant, … Continue reading →

Despite Ron Paul winning the Drudge Report’s poll on who won the debate in Myrtle Beach (and every other online poll), it looks like his numbers have hit their ceiling. Despite placing respectably in Iowa and New Hampshire, a win … Continue reading →

The field continues to narrow in South Carolina. As the candidates congregate in South Carolina, we all expected some candidates to drop out of the race following the primary results but not before. However, unexpectedly Sunday night, less than 12 … Continue reading →