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The Insiders: October, 2011

Posted at 03:34 PM ET, 10/31/2011

Why is Herman Cain still standing?
By Carter Eskew

By Carter Eskew  |  03:34 PM ET, 10/31/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 03:14 PM ET, 10/31/2011

Allegations are a non-fatal blow to Herman Cain
By Ed Rogers

By Ed Rogers  |  03:14 PM ET, 10/31/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 08:45 AM ET, 10/31/2011

Let Herman Cain be Herman Cain
By Ed Rogers
No one else should try.

By Ed Rogers  |  08:45 AM ET, 10/31/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 07:41 AM ET, 10/31/2011

Snow and Cain
By Carter Eskew
A sign of a permanent change in our cosmos or just random freaks of ecological and political nature?

By Carter Eskew  |  07:41 AM ET, 10/31/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 08:52 AM ET, 10/28/2011

The week that was
By Ed Rogers
Mitt Romney was steady, Herman Cain was resilient, Rick Perry was deflated, the Dow surged, President Obama was in campaign mode and the Occupy protests reached a turning point.

By Ed Rogers  |  08:52 AM ET, 10/28/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 08:00 AM ET, 10/28/2011

A good week for Obama
By Carter Eskew
He had a series of winning days.

By Carter Eskew  |  08:00 AM ET, 10/28/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 12:14 PM ET, 10/27/2011

Mitt Romney’s Iowa trap
By Carter Eskew
Thoughts on a new poll.

By Carter Eskew  |  12:14 PM ET, 10/27/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 08:09 AM ET, 10/27/2011

Republicans aim to discredit OWS
By Carter Eskew

By Carter Eskew  |  08:09 AM ET, 10/27/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 06:30 AM ET, 10/27/2011

How far will Occupy Wall Street protests go?
By Ed Rogers

By Ed Rogers  |  06:30 AM ET, 10/27/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 02:06 PM ET, 10/26/2011

What a lack of money means for 2012 candidates
By Ed Rogers

By Ed Rogers  |  02:06 PM ET, 10/26/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 12:17 PM ET, 10/26/2011

Obama’s super PAC problem
By Carter Eskew
A new sign that he’s facing a headwind.

By Carter Eskew  |  12:17 PM ET, 10/26/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 10:00 AM ET, 10/26/2011

The problem with primary-season attacks
By Carter Eskew
They’re not confined to a Republican audience.

By Carter Eskew  |  10:00 AM ET, 10/26/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 08:00 AM ET, 10/26/2011

The GOP candidates and the 50-percent rule
By Ed Rogers
At least half of what the GOP candidates say should be about Obama.

By Ed Rogers  |  08:00 AM ET, 10/26/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 01:10 PM ET, 10/25/2011

Perry staging a (modest) comeback
By Carter Eskew

By Carter Eskew  |  01:10 PM ET, 10/25/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 12:53 PM ET, 10/25/2011

Rick Perry’s new economic plan won’t revive his campaign
By Ed Rogers

By Ed Rogers  |  12:53 PM ET, 10/25/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 12:12 PM ET, 10/25/2011

Herman Cain’s interesting ad
By Carter Eskew
He lets his freak flag fly.

By Carter Eskew  |  12:12 PM ET, 10/25/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 11:35 AM ET, 10/25/2011

Herman Cain’s wacky ad
By Ed Rogers
It’s the worst so far in the 2012 cycle.

By Ed Rogers  |  11:35 AM ET, 10/25/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 09:20 AM ET, 10/25/2011

Political aneurysm
By Ed Rogers
Neuroscience doesn’t explain the problems the U.S. must confront in the next election.

By Ed Rogers  |  09:20 AM ET, 10/25/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 07:30 AM ET, 10/25/2011

Dissecting the political brain
By Carter Eskew
The biological differences between liberals and conservatives.

By Carter Eskew  |  07:30 AM ET, 10/25/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 02:00 PM ET, 10/24/2011

Hope is out there
By Ed Rogers
Hope and enthusiasm are two sides of the same coin.

By Ed Rogers  |  02:00 PM ET, 10/24/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 12:30 PM ET, 10/24/2011

Searching for hope
By Carter Eskew
No candidates yet have offered narratives to inspire.

By Carter Eskew  |  12:30 PM ET, 10/24/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 07:30 AM ET, 10/24/2011

Bumper sticker campaigns
By Carter Eskew
Write a slogan for a Republican candidate.

By Carter Eskew  |  07:30 AM ET, 10/24/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 06:00 AM ET, 10/24/2011

Two contests for the GOP nomination
By Ed Rogers
Who will be the frontrunner? And who will be the challenger?

By Ed Rogers  |  06:00 AM ET, 10/24/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 12:05 PM ET, 10/23/2011

Introducing ‘The Insiders’
By Carter Eskew and Ed Rogers
An opinionated blog about Election 2012.

By Carter Eskew and Ed Rogers  |  12:05 PM ET, 10/23/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 12:01 PM ET, 10/23/2011

About Ed Rogers
By Ed Rogers
I have been involved in Republican politics since I was a kid in Hoover, Ala.

By Ed Rogers  |  12:01 PM ET, 10/23/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

Posted at 12:00 PM ET, 10/23/2011

About Carter Eskew
By Carter Eskew
I was born in a log cabin…no, wait, that’s Ed Rogers.

By Carter Eskew  |  12:00 PM ET, 10/23/2011 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)

 

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