With his landslide victory in Nevada, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has won three of the first five states in the race for the nomination. As Jan Crawford reports, this momentum will make it even harder for anyone to stop him now.
President sought to assure allies and foes alike that the U.S. was working in lockstep with Israel to solve the crisis
As Gingrich fights to stay in the game, Romney still struggles to connect with voters
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich talks about his goals for winning delegates going forward; Then, Rudolph Giuliani share his thoughts about the Republican presidential candidates; Also, Bob Schieffer says he might fall asleep in front of the TV watching the Super Bowl game, but the political game playing out now “still keeps me up nights.”
Bob Schieffer is joined at the roundtable by “The Real Romney” co-author Michael Kranish; White House correspondent Norah O’Donnell; and CBS News political director John Dickerson to discuss the strategies of the leading Republican candidates, and President Obama’s message towards Independents.
Bob Schieffer says he might fall asleep in front of the TV tonight watching the Super Bowl game, but the political game playing out now “still keeps me up nights.”
Ex-N.Y.C. Mayor has tough words for GOP front-runner; Says with room for only one conservative in race Gingrich and Santorum should “toss a coin”
On “Face the Nation” ex-Speaker outlines his path to nomination; Explains why he would back Romney as nominee after calling him a liar
Former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani sits with Bob Schieffer to share his thoughts about the Republican presidential candidates, and explains why he is glad he did not run for the nomination in 2012.
Following the Nevada caucuses, Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich joins Bob Schieffer to talk about his goals for winning delegates going forward; also, U.S. policy in Syria and his view on what can be done.