The week began with good news for the Republican campaign: for the second consecutive month they raised more money than their opponents. Specifically they reached 101 million dollars in July. While micro-donations fundraising remains strong with Democrats, the Republican fundraising is based on big donors names and corporate interests: the Koch brothers, Adelson and [...]
The Republican campaign, unable to escape of an unfavorable news-cycle has continued operating in “defense” mode: the overseas journey didn’t build the expected momentum; the tax returns matter continues chasing Mitt Romney and the media non accessing the candidate – with FOXNews exception- produced tension episodes between the campaign and the journalists who joined [...]
Mitt Romney’s campaign builds its strength on the frame that the Republican candidate has more experience and knows the best solution to the current maze of the economy and the decisions to make to improve the economic situation of American families. Only? There’s also an antithetical values and public character construction as opposed to [...]
During last week’s election campaign has shifted back to the Supreme Court: the passing sentences about the Immigration law of the State of Arizona and the Health Care reform law, have set the agenda of the candidates and will have electoral consequences. Both teams had ready the spin-machinery when the decision was made public, [...]
April and May have clouded over almost two-years of positive & continued growing on the job creation figures in the US. It hasn’t been an obstacle for president Obama’s campaign to surpise and to shake the chessboard and the political players putting on the table the birth control, the same sex equal pay, the gay [...]
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