Presidential Nomination

An early look at some potential candidates for the 2012 Republican Presidential nomination.

Currently, voters are only permitted to vote for one candidate, no matter what they think about the other candidates. Mr. Stolyarov suggests reforming the primaries so that voters rank-order their preferred candidates instead of just voting for one.

To improve the Presidential nomination process, Mr. Stolyarov argues that it is necessary for both parties to permit voters to declare their party affiliation at the time they cast their ballots on the day of the primary.

A Mitt Romney and Herman Cain ticket is more plausible than you think.

In a move that is certain to shake up the Republican Party's 2012 presidential race, Texas Governor Rick Perry will officially announce, August 13, that he will, indeed, throw his hat into the ring.

As 2012 approaches, the Republican candidates are starting to emerge. It is not Romney, Palin, Gingrich, Pawlenty, Bachmann or Huckabee who are coming forward as a candidates. For now the field belongs to Cain and Roemer.

history in the making, more of the same or just plain politics?

I will make a fervent statement on this momentous day. In one year, I sincerely believe that race relations in the United States will improve markedly due to Obama's nomination as a candidate for president.

Was Hillary's refusal to concede a big mistake or an investment in her future?

The race for the Democratic presidential nomination has seen many twists, but now the race is taking its most serious turn. This piece, while editorial in nature, takes a look at the candidates' Congressional records and platform approaches.

First, let me say that anything I write about the 2008 "Race for the White House" going forward will NOT be to convince you to vote, or think, one way or the other. Everything I write will be meant to get you "into" a campaign that promises to be very entertaining.