The Romney-Ryan budget would have devastating consequences for every state in the union.
Gov. Romney and Rep. Ryan's economic plans would interfere with air pollution protections, benefit Big Oil, and threaten public health and safety.
Gov. Mitt Romney's plan, along with his endorsement of Rep. Paul Ryan's budget, calls not for an attack on poverty but for an attack on the poor themselves.
Jessica Goad explains how the Republican candidates for the presidency and vice presidency of our nation would drill, slash, and sell our public lands to benefit a few well-connected businesses and individuals.
Richard W. Caperton, Matt Kasper, and Nicholas Richter explain why Gov. Romney and Rep. Ryan's energy plan would reward oil and gas companies while leaving renewable energy industries behind.
David Abromowitz provides a sampling of positions on housing that Gov. Romney appears to hold based on remarks he or his surrogates have made during the campaign.
An infographic from Jeremy Ayers shows how Gov. Romney has repeatedly changed his tone on education policy.
An infographic from Jeremy Ayers shows how President Obama and Gov. Romney approach education differently.
Gov. Romney’s plan to improve education lacks the detail and depth the public should expect from a presidential candidate, writes Jeremy Ayers.
Crosby Burns and Jeff Krehely ask six questions about Gov. Mitt Romney's vague record on gay and transgender issues.
Stephen Steigleder explains how Rep. Ryan's budget plan would negatively affect Pell Grants, making college unaffordable for many low-income students who rely on the aid to get a higher education degree.
David Cutler, Topher Spiro, and Maura Calsyn analyze the impact of the Romney-Ryan plan on current and future seniors and show that the increase in health care costs under the Romney-Ryan plan would be financially debilitating for all seniors.
The Center for American Progress Action Fund explains why the Romney-Ryan ticket is bad for America.
Republican candidates Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have a clear vision for America’s energy future. They want to continue lucrative tax breaks for Big Oil companies while slashing investments in clean energy technologies that create U.S. jobs and keep the United States competitive in the global marketplace.
Fact sheet shows how Gov. Romney and Rep. Ryan want to once again rig the system for the rich and let the wealthy get wealthier at the expense of everyone else.
You do not have to dig too hard into his record to realize that a President Romney would be very bad for women, write Jessica Arons, Sarah Jane Glynn, and Katie Wright.
Jessica Arons explains why the policies promoted by Gov. Romney and Rep. Ryan are both extreme and costly for women.
Vanessa Cárdenas takes a closer look at the positions of the Romney-Ryan ticket on essential programs that benefit all Americans, but especially communities of color.
Vanessa Cárdenas explains how the policies that Gov. Romney and Rep. Ryan embrace are in direct contradiction to the policies that most Latinos support.
Melissa Boteach asks Gov. Romney 10 questions on taxes, spending, and jobs that would help clarify his positions on important issues for Americans aiming to join the middle class.
Gov. Romney's defense plans would run up the deficit while shirking the tough choices necessary to prepare the U.S. military for the 21st century, writes Lawrence J. Korb.
Michael Linden, Seth Hanlon, Jennifer Erickson, Gadi Dechter, Adam Hersh, and Karla Walter take a close look at the core of Mitt Romney’s economic agenda and describe just how just how targeted it is for the benefit of the few at the expense of the many in our nation.
Topher Spiro explains why Mitt Romney's Medicare and Medicaid “reforms” would fundamentally alter these programs and set us on an uncharted path that would have adverse consequences for tens of millions of Americans.
Jessica Arons and Lindsay Rosenthal compare President Obama and Gov. Romney on their positions related to women's health.
CAP looks at the players advising Mitt Romney and how extreme their foreign policy positions would be.
Maura Calsyn explores the many similarities between Romneycare and Obamacare.
The kinds of laws and policies that Mitt Romney espouses impose financial harm on families headed by same-sex couples and threaten the health and wellness of gay and transgender Americans and their families, write Jeff Krehely and Crosby Burns.
Peter Juul looks at both President Barack Obama's and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's foreign policy proposals.
Gov. Mitt Romney does not support the vast majority of laws and policies that make the United States a more fair and equitable country for gay and transgender people as well as their children, write Crosby Burns and Andrew Phifer.
Tobin Van Ostern explains how Mitt Romney's views are far out of touch with those of Millennials.
Angela Maria Kelley, Marshall Fitz, Philip E. Wolgin, and Ann Garcia explain how Mitt Romney's profound disconnect with Latino voters has generated growing concern within his campaign and across the Republican establishment.
An infographic from Andrew Phifer and Crosby Burns looks at Mitt Romney's devolution on the issue of civil union legislation.
Daniel J. Weiss and Seth Hanlon show why Mitt Romney's tax plan would benefit highly profitable large oil companies that already enjoy lucrative tax breaks.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's tax plan would benefit only the 1 percent, writes Michael Linden.