Former Governor Tim Pawlenty today makes it official that he is running for President and seeking the Republican nomination. Despite appearing on several morning news shows and launching a new ...

All the guys who were competing to be Mitt Romney's running mate have gotten a consolation prize, except one: Poor old Tim Pawlenty. The Republican National Committee announced Thursday that Louisiana ...

It’s a long way from Abbottabad and the White House Situation Room, but in Adel, Iowa, last night, about 100 locals turned up at their town library to take the measure of a leading GOP presidential ...

On Wednesday’s Starting Point, host Soledad O’Brien had a chat with Romney surrogate Tim Pawlenty about a new campaign ad claiming that President Barack Obama has cut $716 billion from Medicare. “The ...

EAGAN, Minn. - Former Gov. Tim Pawlenty says he voted for Donald Trump weeks after saying the Republican candidate was "unfit" for the presidency. Pawlenty formally launched a campaign for his old job ...

Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, a Republican, said the choice of current Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate shows Democrats are doubling down on a ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. In his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty has tried to cast himself as ...

Gov. Tim Pawlenty today announced a plan to use the remaining $155 million in reserve funds and trim $271.4 million in state expenditures to balance the state’s budget for the current fiscal year.

Two of the GOP's presidential contenders hail from Minnesota. While one has been impossible to ignore -- especially on the cover of Newsweek right now -- the other is barely punching through single ...

ST. PAUL - Gov. Tim Pawlenty told the Minnesota Supreme Court in a filing on Tuesday that he and his commissioners followed state law and the constitution when he unilaterally cut state programs last ...

The comparisons between the 2012 and 2004 presidential elections are so pervasive they've wormed their way into the campaign's collective brain, so much so that John Kerry will play Mitt Romney in ...