Adam Sorensen

Adam Sorensen is an associate editor at TIME and the editor of Swampland. You can e-mail him at adam_sorensen [at] timeinc [dot] com.

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Morning Must Reads: Accommodation

Obama expected to announce minor “accommodation” on contraception ruling. Behind the scenes of the White House debate. James Fallows considers the Obama presidency at length. Romney does some conservative whispering at CPAC.

Conflict Over Obama’s Contraception Rule Intensifies

The Administration’s decision to require Catholic charities and universities to provide free birth control through employee health coverage is several weeks old, but the maelstrom of dissent it’s created is widening. Republicans, who charge that the measure violates such organizations’religious freedoms, have allied with Catholic groups in opposition, and in recent days a handful of [...]

“There is not exactly Romney-mania right now.”

–Republican Senator Jon Kyl, who clearly doesn’t read The Onion.

Morning Must Reads: Energy

$26 billion mortgage fraud deal nears finalization with New York and California reportedly on board. Obama looks to the states for ways to salve contraception controversy. Top Hill Republicans impugn Romney’s performance–on the record.

Rick Santorum’s Unlucky Timing

The morning after his three-state sweep of Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri, Rick Santorum is finally getting a bit of credit. But for a guy who’s now won more nominating contests than any other Republican presidential candidate (if you charitably count Missouri’s meaningless pageant), Santorum stands to reap few rewards for his efforts. Botched counts, party rules [...]

Morning Must Reads: Hat Trick

After Santorum’s Tuesday hat trick, Nate Silver sees a long race. This week’s Conservative Political Action Conference could be a mine field for Romney. Bill Kristol sounds the alarm.

Morning Must Reads: Donation

In a reversal, Obama signals donors to start funding the super PAC started by his former aide. Democrats return $200k in donations from the family of a fugitive seeking a pardon. Geoffrey Stone on why money is speech. Obama swing voters: young, female and secular.

What Will Mitt Romney Talk About if the Economy Gets Better?

For the better part of two years, Mitt Romney has been relentless. “Four years ago, candidate Obama came to Nevada, promising to help,” he said in his victory speech after the Nevada caucuses on Saturday night. “Today, Nevada unemployment is over 12%, home values have plummeted, and Nevada’s foreclosure rate is the highest in the [...]

“One of the things about being President is you get better as time goes on.”

–President Obama on why he thinks he deserves a second term.

Morning Must Reads: Halftime

Romney’s victory in Nevada was attended by lackluster turnout. (The count was also a debacle.) His remaining challenge may be Santorum and the Midwest, not Gingrich and the South. Gingrich is $600,000 in debt. The New Yorker profiles the Romney super PAC’s ad man.