In one of the biggest political upsets in 2012, Deb Fischer won the Nebraska GOP Primary over Jon Bruning and Bob Kerrey. twenTYTwelve's Michael Shure talks with Robynn Tysver, Political Report for the Omaha World-Herald.
The battle for the Senate in Utah is on! Michael talks with Dan Liljenquist who will be running against Orrin Hatch. Liljenquist gives us some great insight and also touches on the race in Indiana.
Allen Huffman, author of "We're With Nobody" joins Michael Shure on TwenTYTwelve. Has the nature of politics changed? Are people more partisan and less fact-based?
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Richard Luger lost to Richard Mourdock in Indiana. Will Luger endorse Barack Obama? What about North Carolina's overall stance on Gay Marriage? President Obama has voiced his approval of gay marriage. Also, Keith Judd and West Virginia. Michael Shure has the latest.
The DNC is using the words of Rick Santorum against 2012 Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney, and Republicans are arguing that President Obama is showboating over and politicizing the death of Osama Bin Laden. Michael Shure breaks it down on TwenTYTwelve.
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Karl Rove's American Crossroad's Superpact ad on President Barack Obama attacks him as the "Cool President." Does it actually benefit them? Another ad "twenTYTwelve" looks into is one where Bill Clinton, in a serious manner, endorses Barack Obama and praises his abilities to lead. Michael Shure and Ana Kasparian discuss.
An interesting story out of Massachusetts and the Senate race between Senator Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren. Scott Brown once wrote a letter making a case for the Red Sox to make a move to Foxboro. Brown flip flops in a recent radio advertisement. Michael Shure also looks into the recent Gallop Polls and State Polls, plus a look at Barack Obama and Mitt Romney's popularity.
Who will be the next Vice President? In this edition of twenTYTwelve Michael Shure looks at many candidates. Listen to his list and analysis on Sarah Palin, Bob McDonald, Allen West, Chris Christie, Tim Pawlenty, and many more.
Congressman Mark S. Critz (PA-12) speaks to TwenTYTwelve host Michael Shure about his upcoming Western Pennsylvania primary election against fellow Democrat Jason Altmire - the winner will face Republican Keith Rothfus. Women's issues, fracking, social security and more are discussed.
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Scott Walker is certainly not the most popular Governor now-a-days. Graeme Zielinski of WisDems.org talks with Michael Shure of twenTYTwelve about Walker and the recall election. 82% of Republicans in exit polls said that they support Walker.
Paul Ryan has been latching on to Mitt Romney. Does this give him an advantage in many Republican polls? Barack Obama gave a VERY progressive speech yesterday. Obama calls the budget a "trojan horse." Michael of twenTYTwelve has the latest.
Mitt Romney's delegate count 83 to Rick Santorum's 6 delegates. Mitt Romney won Washington D.C. by 4 or 5 points, it appears. Santorum getting 6 delegates is clearly not enough. Indiana, North Carolina and West Virginia are coming up! In the future: Nebraska, Oregon, Arkansas, Kentucky, and on May29th, Texas. Plus, John Bruning and Don Stenberg argue about Twitter!
Super Tuesday has come to a conclusion. Hear the recap from twenTYTwelve's Michael Shure. Shure also talks with Michael Cass, a writer for the Tennessean in Nashville.
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