Attacks Romney/Giuliani on sanctuary cities. Associated Press Romney, Giuliani camps attack back on Thompson's Senate votes on the issue. Immigration attack part of new effort by Thompson to define his opponents as liberal on the eve of Values Voters meeting in D.C. and Sunday Florida debate, as with a new Internet ad you can see here. HALPERIN'S TAKE: "As an adult, Fred Thompson hasn't..."
New Hampshire Secretary of State Gardner says he will make his announcement on the date of the primary between November 2 and November 14. Still open to December primary, but tells UNH audience he prefers January.
He'll hold a press conference Friday in Topeka, Kansas at 4:45 ET ------- Latest from the AP: "Sam and I agree on so many things, particularly on issues of the culture of our nation, the sanctity of life, the importance of family and marriage,'' Huckabee said. ------ Des Moines Register's Yepsen: Good for Huckabee, bad for Giuliani.
That's Jeb Bush, Jr., son of the former Florida governor. The Atlantic, 3:30 PM
Ann Romney featured in new home-movie-style web 30 second web video that will air on Iowa TV in the next week. And the Romney campaign explains its innovative way of distributing the video here.
Giuliani would help overturn Roe vs. Wade. Associated Press, 2:25 PM
"I just spoke to Sen. Brownback," said Brownback spokesman Brian Hart. "He is not endorsing anyone today and he has no plans to endorse Mayor Giuliani at any time." ABC News
Tells the AP “it’s a national treasure.” Associated Press, 10:34 AM
Mark Penn says at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast: "Iowans are less and less enthusiastic about Edwards; they are gaining increased confidence in Senator Clinton." Plus: He says she'll connect with Southern women in the general election. Expects to face Romney or Giuliani. The Hill Obama's pollster Joel Benenson responds to some of Penn's claims about her support among women.
Says he'll support the GOP nominee no matter who wins. Associated Press, 10:23 AM
Roll Call: Obama reaches out to D.C. lobbyists for help. Roll Call, 10:20 AM
Obama adds Missouri/Kansas SEIU to his supporters. Edwards gets Iowa Postal Workers' backing.
Who is pushing this story probably more key than the story itself.
GOP: Romney 27, Giuliani 13, Huckabee 12, Thompson 10, McCain 5, Brownback 4, Paul 4 **** Dems: Clinton 28, Obama 23, Edwards 20, Richardson 9, Biden 6 Strategic Vision, 10:11 AM
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