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2012 Candidates Weekly Update 11/23/10

Newt Gingrich (link is external)

Government(link is external): Claims that Attorney General Eric Holder “endangered national security” and should resign (NewsMax, 11/21).

Media(link is external): Says he will refuse to attend a debate hosted by “hostile” and “left-wing” Chris Matthews and Keith Olbermann (Mediaite, 11/21).

Mike Huckabee(link is external)

2012(link is external): Warns that GOP takeover of the House will help Obama in 2012 (The Note, 11/22).

Religious Right(link is external): Iowa Independent looks at Huckabee’s ties to Vander Plaats, IFPC (Iowa Independent, 11/22).

Iowa(link is external): Congratulates voters for ousting judges who backed same-sex marriage rights (AP, 11/21).

Sarah Palin(link is external)

Obama(link is external): In new book says that the President betrays “a stark lack of faith in the American people” (USA Today, 11/23).

Media(link is external): Tells Sean Hannity she will only speak to non-biased reporters and shun Katie Couric (CBS News, 11/22).

2012(link is external): Conservatives4Palin lists the five top reasons she is qualified to be President, includes PTA volunteering and “Pro-Life Advocacy” (C4P, 11/19).

Tim Pawlenty (link is external)

Government(link is external): Calls on Attorney General Eric Holder to resign (Iowa Independent, 11/22).

Health Care(link is external): Writes Op-Ed on how states can stop health care reform (San Diego Union Tribune, 11/18).

Mitt Romney(link is external)

Poll(link is external): New poll has Romney as most competitive Republican, in statistical dead heat with Obama (Quinnipiac, 11/22).

Fundraising(link is external): NYT explores Romney’s web of state leadership PACS (NYT, 11/20).

Rick Santorum(link is external)

2012(link is external): Set to address Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) meeting in February (Sunshine State News, 11/22).

New Hampshire(link is external): Plans on seventh appearance in the Granite State later this month (CNN, 11/17).

Tea Party(link is external): After claiming to be only Tea Party presidential hopeful, says that Angle, Miller, and O’Donnell don’t represent movement either (GOP 12, 11/16).