
While Rep. Anthony Weiner continues to fight off questions about his Twitter page, Mitt Romney announced today that he will be running for President in 2012. And at the same time, Sarah Palin's tour bus continues to roll through the country.
CNN's Candy Crowley and National Review's Jim Geraghty appear on American Morning this morning to discuss the latest political news and what it means for 2012.
Washington (CNN) – Sarah Palin rode into Washington, D.C. on the back of a motorcycle Sunday, kicking off what is expected to be a week of stops to educate America about its founding principles.
She delivered her message on the National Mall as part of the "Rolling Thunder" rally in honor of Memorial Day.
Though Palin is not talking about a potential 2012 bid, many are speculating about whether or not Palin will throw her hat into the ring for the GOP nomination.
Our Question of the Day: Do you think Sarah Palin will run for president?
Let us know what you think– your response could be read on American Morning.
With Daniels, Trump and Huckabee officially out of the race, the GOP is trying to find a candidate to support for 2012.
American Morning sat down with former Congresswoman Susan Molinari to break down the GOP field.
Actor, Sean Astin has starred in 'Rudy', 'Lord of the Rings,' and 'The Goonies' but his latest gig is political. He decided to sign on to become campaign manager for his friend, Daniel Adler who was running in a special California Congressional election. Why such a detour from his normal day job?

