The Road to 1,144
A look at the delegate count now and going forward shows a clear, protracted path to a Romney nomination.
Articles By: Raphael Haro 
Raphael Haro is a contributing writer for the Harvard Political Review's Conservatism in America column. He has previously written on issues of the Republican identity, as well as updates on the 2010 Mid-Term elections. Born and raised in Miami, Raphael has worked on many political campaigns, most recently Marco Rubio's election to the U.S. Senate from Florida. In his first year at Harvard College, he is studying Economics and Government. Besides politics, Raphael enjoys being on the water, whether it be sailing, fishing, or scuba diving. He also enjoys following Harvard's athletic teams.
The State of the Republican Primary
Republicans want to win, and that means eschewing the clowns for the contenders.
IOP Poll: Obama and the Youth Vote
Obama spurred huge youth turnout in 2008, but his approval rating with that demographic has slipped substantially.
The Fun Is Finally Here: Presidential Predictions
Breaking down the Republican Primary and the race for the Presidency
Wisconsin Lawmakers Need to Face the Music
Wisconsin Democrats are shirking their duties by refusing to attend legislative sessions.
Why Romney, not Paul should be on the GOP’s mind
Mitt Romney represents the Republicans' best chance to take on President Obama in 2012.
“I Didn’t Raise Taxes Once”… Are you sure?
The President made some incorrect claims in his Super Bowl Sunday interview.
ROTC: Up In the Air Again
It is wrong to play politics at the expense of the ROTC students on our campus, and it is time to realize that for too long they have been discriminated against.
Who We Are–the Tea Party Uncovered
Let me begin this by saying that I do not consider myself a member of this self-identified political movement that now claims 28% of the national public. However, I do believe they have unfairly gotten a bad rap from Democrats and even many Republicans, and I think everyone needs to know more of their story. When polled recently, this “Tea-Party” ... Read More
Look to the Governors
Forget the hype over the Congressional elections, it all comes down to the Governors. With the 2010 Census coming to an end, the Governors and State Legislatures will soon redraw Congressional districts that will be in place for the next ten years. Even more importantly, these same states represent the battleground states of ’08, and Republican leadership could help swing ... Read More
