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Obama’s Popularity on the Rise; Gingrich Sinks

The popularity of President Obama has risen to 50 percent, the highest in nearly a year. His biggest campaign asset is a fractured GOP.

Romney and Santorum have both confirmed that they will join Gingrich in addressing the annual AIPAC policy conference, on March 6.

Adelson is considering betting another $10 million on Gingrich for president. Two other tycoons are backing Santorum and Paul.

The GOP is playing Scrabble with lousy letters and should sit out the November election, says New York Times' Thomas Friedman.

The GOP Jewish vote in Romney’s big victory in Florida appears to have been like Gingrich’s description of “Palestinians” – an invention.

A special non-Sabbath vote Jews in the GOP primaries was promoted by Adelson, who backs Newt Gingrich. Challengers are upset.

Former GOP presidential hopeful Herman Cain declares support for Gingrich as president. Both men solidly back Israel. Vice-President Cain?

Gingrich says he would have no problem with a Muslim as president if he rejects Sharia law. US Muslims in uproar: Gingrich a bigot.

Casino billionaire tycoon Adelson has donated $5 million to a political action group backing Newt Gingrich as the GOP presidential nominee.

A short history of “Palestinians”: Only for political reasons do we carefully underline our Palestinian identity said PLO in 1977.

Gingrich broke taboos against challenging Arab double talk and “Mideast lies.” Romney admits he is right – but shouldn’t tell the truth.

Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney said that re-electing President Obama would mean accepting a nuclear Iran.