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" Get Breaking News Delivered to Your Inbox If true, this isn't exactly a ringing endorsement for the field of potential GOP successors, but an about-face by Ramstad could save the National Republican Congressional Committee a ton of cash on the campaign trail.

They're making a big mistake." Any Day Now It seems that even some New Hampshire pols are getting itchy for Secretary of State William Gardner to pull the trigger on the state's primary date.

New Hampshire Democratic chair Kathy Sullivan tells the AP, "If he makes the wrong decision, that's the end of the primary.If he makes the right decision, great, we're good for another four years.

" Gardner has long said that he will wait as long as he feels he needs to before setting the date (which he can also later change).

Current betting is that he'll set the primary for January 8th but no one is ruling out the possibility that he could move to sometime in December.Around The TrackGaffe Watch? This is getting a little attention.

In yesterday's debate the candidates were asked whether the president needs congressional approval before potentially striking Iran's nuclear weapons facilities.

Part of Romney's answer: "You know, we're going to let the lawyers sort out what he needed to do and what he didn't need to do.)Now that the California Democrat has risen to speaker, however, she’s dodged a question about her own mistakes.

Asked Tuesday whether she thought she had made any during her first nine months with the gavel, Pelosi replied that ending the Iraq war had been her “biggest challenge,” but “I won’t call it a mistake.” Trending News Watch live: Senate votes to confirm Barrett to Supreme Court Jared Kushner says Black Americans must "want to be successful" Former felons in Florida cast their first ballots in early voting Celebrities who support Donald Trump for president Senate set to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to SCOTUS She said she had a realization when the Senate rejected an amendment by Sen.

Jim Webb (D-Va.) to require troops to spend more time at home between deployments.

“It was a very clear message to me that we had placed our hopes in a place that wasn’t going to come through,” she said.