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Many news outlets are reporting Gingrich’s win in Georgia’s Super Tuesday primary as distinct and expected. It was supposed to prelude Gingrich’s “March on The South.” However, at closer analysis, last night may have been the warm-salt watered gargle of the proverbial fat-lady singing for Gingrich’s bid for Presidency. With Gingrich’s last win in South [...]
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Moments ago, radio host Rush Limbaugh released a statement apologizing to co-ed law student and part-time women’s rights activist, Sandra Fluke. The talk show host caused an national uproar by labeling her a “slut” because of her congressional testimony requesting the government pay for her and others birth control. He also suggested she upload porn. [...]
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Georgia is being bombarded by stump speeches, campaign fundraisers and rallies by the four leading GOP candidates Romney, Gingrich, Santorum and Paul. No surprise, Georgia has a hefty 76 delegates at stake. The delegates will be divided according to the rules of the state GOP. Thus, there is something for everyone to gain in their [...]
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At this year’s CPAC convention, this popular gathering of conservative voices heard many battle cries. Within the battle cries for unity, there was, as Andrew Breitbart described, a “dog whistle” blown. It is a cry that has been heard before for several years. Leaders emphasized the need to extend grassroots outreach to minorities, particularly Blacks [...]
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The expected decision by Federal Judge Malihi to determine whether or not President Obama would be eligible as a candidate on the Georgia ballot has been released to the public. Judge Malihi has ruled in favor of Obama and he will be on the Georgia ballot. Clich here to read the final decision.
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The transcripts of the Powell, Swensson and Allen vs Obama case are now available to the public (click “transcripts” to view). This case was heard in a Federal Circuit Court in Atlanta last week. All arguments were heard, though President Barack Obama and his representing attorney were not present at the hearing. Based on the [...]
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President Barack Obama’s Georgia supporters may be disappointed come election day. Five men challenged Obama’s eligibility to be a presidential candidate on the Georgia ballot arguing he is not a “natural-born citizen.” This has been the stance of those now called “birthers” since former democratic presidential candidate and now secretary of the state, [...]
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This morning on CNN, M.I.T. professor of economics Dr. Jonathan Gruber stated Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney is “a liar” with regard to Obama’s national healthcare law and Romney’s Massachusetts healthcare. In an interview with Dr. Sanjay Gupta, he openly expressed his discontent with Romney’s attempts to mislead the public and distort the effects of [...]
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As the battle for Iowa concludes in a few short weeks, we see our republican presidential hopefuls take lessons from Rocky. All are in overdrive, wanting to be the first to take their winning message to all primary voters and win the nomination. We have seen polls and debates. We have heard all commentary from [...]
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When discussing republican presidential candidate and front-runner Herman Cain, the reaction one receives is contingent upon with whom you speak. When listening to established political pundits, the are miffed. They are shocked at his seemingly sudden rise. They have no explaination for it. They attempt to explain it based on their previous experience with campaigns and [...]
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After last week’s republican presidential debate, many felt they began to witness the fall of Perry and the rising of Cain. Delegates in Florida shocked the country by overwhelmingly voting Herman Cain as winner of their straw poll. Why is this so shocking? It’s arguable. Some say it was the Florida seniors citizen’s response to Perry [...]
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On September 12, 2011, The Tea Party co-sponsored a G.O.P. Presidential Debate in Tampa, Florida. Though there have been and will be many more opportunities to see the G.O.P. presidential hopefuls duke it out for the top spot as the Party nominee, tonight’s debate bares particular importance. The Republican party has not had to gauge the temperature of [...]
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