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One week after the landmark Supreme Court ruling on the health care overhaul, the 2012 presidential candidates have each carved out a peculiar stance -- with Mitt Romney accepting the ruling's central argument and President Obama rejecting it. The court ruled that the individual mandate requiring most Americans to buy health insurance was only constitutional if the fine for not buying

With the news cycles turning more slowly these days and the election drawing near, the political world has devoted itself utterly to soon-to-be Republican nominee Mitt Romneys business background and wealth. After months of good luck and a breeze at his back, Romney is now facing the withering attacks of the president, the press and even some of his fellow Republicans. This is the hinge moment

The first stop on President Obamas bus tour, “Betting on America will be in the battleground state of Ohio today. Politico said it may as well be called the “anti-Mitt tour, based on how the campaign described it:

“Throughout Ohio and Pennsylvania, President Obama will talk about his efforts over the last three years to get our economy back on track, doubling down on American workers