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GOP gears up for long primary grind

The Republican National Committee changed its presidential nominating process to make it more clean and decisive, to avoid the rotating gang of front-runners many believe damaged the party’s prospects in 2012. But many candidates are preparing for a messy, fractious crawl to the 2016 nomination anyway — and they’re stockpiling the cash to do it.

2016 Predictions Require Caution

With the field for the 2016 nomination nearly filled out, political pundits and prognosticators of all stripes are making their assessments about who is a viable candidate and who is not, which “lane” a given candidate is competing in and who they might be blocking, and how the overall campaign is likely to play out. One prominent forecaster, Sean Trende of RealClearPolitics.com, takes to Politico Magazine this morning to urge a little caution about how much stock to put in ... Read More >>

John Kasich PAC swamps New Hampshire TV

Ohio Gov. John Kasich, who will announce his presidential campaign later this month, is preparing to launch a TV ad in New Hampshire — backed with a substantial buy — that hints at how he’d distinguish himself from the crowded pack of Republican candidates.

John Kasich, back on Capitol Hill, fends off doubts about 2016

With the formal launch of his presidential campaign two weeks away, John Kasich returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday to rally support for his long-shot candidacy.

In N.H., the huge GOP field surprises, but not Clinton’s liberal challenge

New Hampshire’s political dynamic at the midpoint of this preelection year is both utterly familiar and unlike anything voters here have seen before.

One month from today, ten Republican candidates for President will walk out onto the stage in Cleveland, Ohio for a debate. Left off of that stage will likely be six additional candidates. And that’s causing problems for some, according to Bloomberg Politics:

The Republican Debate Selection Process Is a New Wild Card in Presidential Politics

A month from now, 10 Republican presidential candidates will walk out onto a primetime debate stage in Cleveland and confront each other face to face for the first ... Read More >>

Ohio Gov. John Kasich returns to his old stomping grounds Tuesday in search of allies for a presumptive presidential campaign.