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After former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty bashed Rick Santorum’s record Monday on behalf of Mitt Romney, the Santorum campaign went after both men, reviving Pawlenty’s “Obamneycare” attack on Romney from July. (more)

The time is coming when the president of the United States will have to decide whether to use military force to set back Iran’s nuclear program, former 2012 Republican presidential contender Tim Pawlenty said on Tuesday. (more)

DES MOINES, Iowa — The man once considered the most threatening rival to Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign shared a stage with the candidate to rally voters in support of Romney ahead of tonight’s debate. (more)

Former Minnesota governor and Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty is the least influential person alive, according to GQ’s ‘25 Least Influential People Alive‘ list. (more)

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney announced Thursday that he had received the endorsement of California Republican and House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa. (more)

As the team on Gov. Pawlenty’s now concluded presidential campaign works to recoup a campaign debt of some half-million dollars, their fingers have begun pointing toward the campaign’s manager, Nick Ayers, as the person to blame for the decisions that put the campaign into debt — and, by many accounts, as simply an unpleasant human being to work with. (more)

Tim Pawlenty endorsed his former opponent Mitt Romney for the Republican presidential nomination on Monday morning. (more)

It has been said many times that the tragic events of 9/11 provided the United States with a tremendous test, and much has been written about whether and how we have passed that examination. While in many ways we deserve credit for having accomplished an enormous amount under incredibly difficult circumstances (specifically in the military realm), in a couple of ways we have failed to rise to the challenges that the attacks presented. (more)

For more than two decades, ethanol has been the third rail of Iowa presidential politics. John McCain famously skipped the Iowa caucus in 2000 because of his anti-ethanol position. (more)

Since Tim Pawlenty ended his bid for the presidency last Sunday, his former staffers and key fundraisers have held off from endorsing another candidate or moving to another campaign. There’s a reason. (more)

Jon Huntsman’s presidential campaign didn’t wait very long before snatching up a former Tim Pawlenty staffer. (more)

Tim Pawlenty is exiting the race for the White House the same way he came in — on a tidal wave of conventional wisdom. (more)

Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty is all of a sudden the most popular guy in America. Pawlenty, who dropped out of the race Sunday morning after a disappointing finish in the Ames Straw Poll, is apparently now every other candidate’s best friend. Funny how that works. (more)

DES MOINES, Iowa — The chairman of the Republican Party in Minnesota wants Tim Pawlenty, who dropped out the Republican race for president on Sunday, to consider running for the U.S. Senate in 2012. (RELATED: Pawlenty exits presidential race) (more)

Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty withdrew from the presidential race Sunday following his third-place finish in Saturday’s Ames Straw Poll. (more)

As Republican presidential contender Tim Pawlenty and eight other GOP hopefuls prepare for Saturday’s Ames Straw Poll in Iowa, the former Minnesota Governor may be showing the first signs of pessimism. Asked during a Friday morning breakfast event whether he might scale back his campaign infrastructure if the straw poll went badly, Pawlenty acknowledged that would be considered. (more)

AMES, Iowa — Say goodbye to Minnesota nice. (more)

AMES, Iowa — If you need your dinner cooked or lawn mowed, Tim Pawlenty might be your man. (more)

The Ames Straw Poll’s track record of predicting the eventual GOP presidential nominee is on par with President Obama’s track record of predicting job growth. Yet for two candidates in the field, Rep. Michele Bachmann and former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, a poor showing at the event could foretell the imminent derailment of their presidential bids. (more)

Tim Pawlenty’s returning to his dramatic roots. (more)