Mitt Romney

Four More Years: Obama Wins Re-Election

Barbara Bradley Hagerty — Wed, 07 Nov 2012 06:27:35 +0000

President Obama has won re-election in a sweep that ended the night before the count was completed in two key battleground states, Florida and Virginia. By holding the "Midwest firewall" — including Ohio, Wisconsin, and Michigan — the president handily defeated his challenger.

"This has been a topsy-turvy campaign from beginning to end," says Andrew Kohut, president of Pew Research Center. "And it ended in a topsy-turvy way."

Voter’s Voices: Mountain Home Seniors Weigh Presidential Candidates

Samantha Wright and Frankie Barnhill — Wed, 24 Oct 2012 12:00:14 +0000

More than 50 seniors drop in for a free buffet-style lunch on a recent Friday at the Mountain Home Senior Center. Everyone signs in with Joyce Scott. “I sit at the I and A desk. That’s information and assistance is what this is about.”

Her husband served at Mountain Home Air Force Base. She worked there too, as a civilian. “I’ve been here 41 years, almost 42 years. We came here with the military, my husband was military. And we’ve been here ever since."

Romney’s 47 Percent Includes A Whole Lot Of Idahoans

Emilie Ritter Saunders — Tue, 18 Sep 2012 17:46:53 +0000

According to the Tax Policy Center Idaho has the 10th largest share of tax filers who don’t pay federal income taxes.

Idaho Schools Chief Named Adviser To Mitt Romney

Adam Cotterell — Thu, 24 May 2012 22:32:35 +0000

Idaho schools superintendent Tom Luna has a new role in Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign. Luna has been named an education policy advisor to Romney. Luna has been one of Romney’s biggest Idaho supporters throughout the primary process and says he’s advised the former governor informally. Romney laid out his education priorities in a speech in Washington Wednesday. Nearly everything he talked about is part of Luna’s Students Come First public education laws that passed the Idaho Legislature last year.

Labrador Holds Second Conversation With Conservatives

Adam Cotterell — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 22:37:19 +0000

Idaho Congressman Raul Labrador participated in what's called "Conversations with Conservatives" Tuesday. It was the second in a new monthly event for Congress’s most conservative Republicans. Labrador is one of the organizers along with Tim Huelskamp of Kansas and Jeff Landry of Louisiana. Today Labrador had some advice for Mitt Romney. Labrador said if Romney gets the Republican nomination for president he’ll need help from the people involved with Conversations for Conservatives.