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Marco Rubio headed to Iowa: Has 2016 already started?

Senator Marco Rubio will be in Iowa next week – birthplace of many a presidential campaign. After Mitt Romney's dismal showing among Latino voters, the ambitious young Cuban-American is only growing in importance to the Republican Party.

Election results 2012: Does Obama's historic victory give him a mandate? (+video)

Newt Gingrich bids farewell: After messy campaign, what next?

Romney vs. Santorum: Why it's not a replay of Obama vs. Clinton

Surge, sag, repeat: Why the Republicans are so volatile.

Mitt Romney at CPAC: a chance for revival

GOP 2012 race: Does it boil down to 'purity' vs. electability?

Newt Gingrich will run for president: Can he catch on?

The Donald and Sarah Palin hair: a CPAC carnival of conservatism

Four challengers try to unseat Michael Steele as Republican Party chair

Michael Steele: opponents at RNC debate say party 'needs to be fixed'

Michael Steele's surprise reelection bid complicates life for GOP

Michael Steele: On his way out as Republican Party chair?

Sarah Palin to replace Michael Steele at RNC? Don't hold your breath.

Is Cheney helping or hurting the GOP?

Republicans name an African American as their party chairman