Don Gonyea Don Gonyea is a NPR National Political Correspondent based in Washington, D.C., and travels throughout the United States covering elections and the country's political climate. His reports can be heard on all NPR programs and at NPR.org.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., toured Manchester, N.H., on Friday. On Saturday, he spoke at the Republican Party of Iowa's Lincoln Day Dinner. Jim Cole/AP hide caption
Sen. Graham To Announce In June If He's Joining GOP Presidential Race
Jeb Bush continues to struggle to articulate a position on Iraq and separate himself from his brother's most unpopular policy. Ricardo Arduengo/AP hide caption
Former President Bill Clinton campaigns before the 2014 elections for former Sen. Mark Pryor, center, and Mike Ross, right, the Democratic candidate for governor. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images hide caption
Political Postcard: Still Love For Bill Clinton In A Place Called Hope
When Mike Huckabee was governor of Arkansas, he tied a yellow ribbon around a bust of President Clinton at the Governor's Mansion. He said he would remove the ribbon when the federal government allows ARKids First to continue enrolling Medicaid-eligible applicants into the program. Chris Johnson/AP hide caption
Huckabee Hopes Evangelical Voters Are Tying Yellow Ribbons For Him
Mike Huckabee Announces Bid For Republican Presidential Nomination
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka: "Candidates can't hedge their bets any longer, and expect workers to rush to the polls in excitement." Alex Wong/Getty Images hide caption
Gov. Scott Walker arrives at the First in the Nation Republican Leadership Summit in New Hampshire. Walker has long been a polarizing figure due to his epic battles with public employee unions, but a new poll this week shows a new and sizable drop in his approval rating. Darren McCollester/Getty Images hide caption