The early border skirmishes of Campaign 2012 are reviving questions about one candidate’s former pastor and shining a spotlight on the other’s high school hijinks. Can a fresh round of questions about President Barack Obama’s birth certificate be far behind. FOXNews.com [Continue]

The Hindu Primaries reflect conservative enthusiasm for 2012Boston HeraldBy AP WASHINGTON — In a show of conservative enthusiasm, a tea-party backed Republican vanquished six-term Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar in a GOP primary and North Carolina voters decided overwhelmingly to strengthen their state's gay marriage ban.2 conservative wins in [Continue]

AFP Primaries reflect conservative enthusiasm for 2012Fox NewsWASHINGTON – In a show of conservative enthusiasm, a tea-party backed Republican vanquished six-term Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar in a GOP primary and North Carolina voters decided overwhelmingly to strengthen their state's gay marriage ban.Richard Lugar loses primary nomination to [Continue]

Atlanta Journal Constitution Primaries reflect conservative enthusiasm for 2012Atlanta Journal ConstitutionBy KASIE HUNT AP WASHINGTON — In a show of conservative enthusiasm, a tea-party backed Republican vanquished six-term Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar in a GOP primary and North Carolina voters decided overwhelmingly to strengthen their [Continue]

Boston Globe Primaries reflect conservative enthusiasm for 2012Huffington PostKASIE HUNT | May 9, 2012 01:47 AM EST | AP WASHINGTON — In a show of conservative enthusiasm, a tea-party backed Republican vanquished six-term Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar in a GOP primary and North Carolina voters decided overwhelmingly to strengthen …Richard [Continue]

President Obama and Mitt Romney have faced off in recent days in a bitter debate over the alleged politicization of the Usama bin Laden raid, one year ago. It’s hardly surprising. They don’t agree on much — be it strategy, or the political rhetoric about that strategy — when it comes to the war against Al [Continue]

**Written by Doug Powers Yesterday, after hundred-something fundraisers and countless other rally-style speeches not officially labeled campaign events, President Obama officially kicked off his 2012 campaign. Maybe it’s because Obama has been in perpetual campaign mode since taking office that this “first 2012 campaign rally” [Continue]

Trying to rekindle the fire of his historic 2008 campaign, President Obama told supporters this weekend that his re-election bid is still about “hope” and “change.”  FOXNews.com [Continue]

The latest round of euro-jitters emphasizes the unimaginative contest between the advocates of austerity and the quantitative easers. But while the consequences of the application of alternative economic measures are often unpredictable, the wellsprings of economic woes are not usually hard to find. In the present problems, the same difficulties [Continue]

Much is made of the fact that Obama okayed the kill. Do you mean to tell me he could have said no? American Thinker [Continue]