Category Politics

Insightful political reporting and commentary from the staff of the Tiger.

News, Politics

Gary Johnson Carries New Jersey As Democrats, Republicans Stay Home

Election watchers of all political stripes were stunned Tuesday night as long-shot Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson decisively carried New Jersey, winning 100 percent of the 73 votes cast throughout the state.

Former Writers Who Wish To Remain Anonymous
November 6, 2012

Politics

Mitt Romney Calls Emergency Meeting of Mitt Romneys

– AJ ’15. Art by CSO ’15.

Alex Judge
November 5, 2012

Bullets, Politics

Things Least Likely to be Said During the Presidential Debates

A lot of major points will be raised tonight. Here are exactly none of them.

Former Writers Who Wish To Remain Anonymous
October 3, 2012

News, Politics

Romney Chooses Barack Obama as Running Mate in Appeal to Independents, African-Americans

In a shocking turn of events, a source with intimate knowledge of the decision tells The Princeton Tiger that Mitt Romney has chosen Barack Obama as his Vice Presidential running mate.

Matt Gwin
August 11, 2012

News, Politics

Romney Surges in Israeli Polls After Visit

Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney’s European tour concluded on a high note Tuesday, as a new Rasmussen poll showed the Republican had opened up a 5-point lead over Democratic incumbent Barack Obama in the State of Israel.

Former Writers Who Wish To Remain Anonymous
August 2, 2012