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John Stoehr is at lecturer in Political Science at Yale University
Mitt Romney has a credibility problem.
The idea of liberty with a capital "L" is animating young Americans in a way not seen since Obama's historic election.
Independent voters are more concerned about the economy.
The libertarian candidate who won't go quietly.
The Republican's with-us-or-against-us rhetoric will endure.
The party has forgotten that change, if necessary, should be incremental and practical.
We don't know which is running: the moderate from Massachusetts, or the conservative philosophically to the right of Ayn Rand.
The party is finally beginning to accept that Romney is the best it can do.
Every time there's a big win, the Republican frontrunner counterbalances it with self-inflicted wounds.
Evangelicals and others conservatives are still tepid about Romney's candidacy.