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See Rick Santorum’s Entire CPAC 2012 Speech

Posted on February 10, 2012 by Kempite

Rick Santorum, the newest person to once again be a frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination, delivered a powerful speech at CPAC today that strongly argued that he is not only conservative alternative to Mitt Romney, but that he is the best alternative to President Obama.

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A Populist CPAC, but where are the ideas?

Posted on February 9, 2012 by dfcowan

Meeting Donald Rumsfeld today, the man who knows his knowns from his unknowns, he saw my media badge saying WhiteHouse12 and asked me “You’re from the White House?” I explained I was not, and we are a website covering the election, but I can’t be sure whether he was disappointed or not. Being an election [...]

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Conservative Formula Plays Out

Posted on February 8, 2012 by ikefriday

Imagine if you single-handedly picked Presidents. The choice is up to you. No need to consider electability, lesser of two evils, third parties, spoilers, or anything else. Your choice is it. Now, imagine you live in Montana, Minnesota, or Colorado and delegates aren’t rewarded based on your primary vote. It’s pretty much the same situation. [...]

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Rick Santorum’s Triumphant Trifecta Turns the Political Tables Yet Again

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Kempite

In what proved to be another stunning turn of events in the ongoing Republican race for President, underdog Rick Santorum pulled off a truly stunning victory in not one, but three separate electoral contests across the nation. Tuesday’s non-binding primaries and caucuses in Colorado, Minnesota, and Missouri were essentially beauty contests. Quirky state Party rules do not allow for [...]

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Santorum Leaves Florida Swinging …… at Newt Gingrich. See the New Hard Hitting Ad

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Kempite

Fresh off of his poor third place showing in Florida, Rick Santorum is trying to take advantage of Newt Gingrich’s big 15% second place loss to Mitt Romney in the Sunshine State by reclaiming the title of ”conservative alternative” to Mitt Romney, the big winner in Tuesday’s primary contest [see the ad below this post]. [...]

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Florida Makes History Again. Now What?

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Kempite

As is the norm for Florida, the Sunshine State has again made electoral history. For the first time, the Republican winner of the South Carolina primary, lost the Florida primary. What it means in the long term is uncertain, but what it means in the short term is quite apparent. Nationally, Republicans have no real clear [...]

Florida Chooses Safe and Electable

Posted on January 31, 2012 by ikefriday

In a repeat of 2008, Florida is betting on electability. The only difference is that this time around Mitt Romney is the one who has been deemed “electable”. After pouring millions of dollars into off the wall, and in some cases outright dishonest, advertising portraying Newt Gingrich as a disgraced philanderer, hated by anyone who [...]

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Hard Landing

Posted on January 31, 2012 by mduminiak

Newt Gingrich is limping out of Florida with no momentum, little money and not much to be happy about. After his substantial victory in South Carolina and visions of soaring to the moon, Newt has crashed back to earth. His supporters are pinning his loss on negative ads from the Romney side, but that argument [...]

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Santorum Shines, Paul Respected

Posted on January 27, 2012 by ikefriday

The only thing worse than endless political ads is political ads being tossed back and forth in a debate format with no fact checker. Well, almost no fact checker. Romney himself got caught when he tried to famously disavow any political negativity coming from his side only to discover that he had indeed approved an [...]

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Rick Santorum Responds to President Obama’s State of the Union Address

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Kempite

Republican Presidential candidate Rick Santorum made the following comments in reaction to President Obama’s State of the Union Address. Rick Santorum said: “Tonight Barack Obama transformed the President’s annual State of the Union address into the kick-off of his re-election campaign. From beginning to end, the American people heard more of the same – [...]

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Gingrich Drops a Knockout Punch Money Bomb, Santorum Goes on the Attack, and Romney Tries to Stay Intact

Posted on January 22, 2012 by Kempite

The three major candidates that will be moving on to compete in the Florida primary on January 31st, are all trying to set a tone that will allow them to come leave South Carolina with the type of momentum and enthusiasm that they will need to do as best as they can in the Sunshine State. Following [...]

A Close Look at Newt Gingrich’s Landlside Victory in South Carolina

Posted on January 22, 2012 by Kempite

Newt Gingrich’s victory in South Carolina was nothing less than astonishing and while it marked Newt’s second return to life during this election cycle, it hardly makes the race for the Republican presidential nomination any clearer than it was after the two previous state contests. What it did do though was make clear that [...]

Santorum Will Remain in the Race Regardless of Where He Finishes In South Carolina

Posted on January 21, 2012 by Kempite

According to officials in the presidential campaign of former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum have stated that no matter where Santorum finishes in tonight’s South Carolina Primary, he will not drop out of the nomination contest and promises to campaign aggressively in Florida which holds its primary in 10 days. Before polls even closed in the Palmetto [...]

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Newt Handed the Debate Win by CNN

Posted on January 19, 2012 by mduminiak

CNN handed the debate to Newt Gingrich on the opening question about his ex-wife’s allegations. With an economy in the toilet, millions out of work, a debt that is out of control and so many other issues facing us, CNN decided that the old allegations dredged back up by ABC were the top issue to [...]

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The Mistake That is Iowa: Santorum Beats Romney………Maybe

Posted on January 19, 2012 by Kempite

Up to now, Iowa’s erroneous Caucus results created a narrative that allowed Mitt Romney to be the first non-incumbent Republican presidential candidate to win both the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire Primary. The distinction really did not mean much. Both New Hampshire and Iowa award delegates on a proportional basis and neither actually determine who the nominee is. [...]

President of the A.V. Club

Posted on January 19, 2012 by mduminiak

Whoopidee doo, Ricky Santorum maybe, kind-of, possibly won in Iowa, but we’ll never know. We’re in South Carolina now and voting in Florida in less than two weeks. Those are big league primaries. No offense to Iowa, but who cares what they think? (Actually, I guess that is an offense to Iowa – but given [...]

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Is Newt The Comeback Kid?

Posted on January 17, 2012 by mduminiak

Newt was focused and seemed to be resonating with the SC Republicans at the last debate. He made Santorum and Perry seem like lesser alternatives for the conservative vote. He’ll have to convince people finally in the debate on Thursday that he is the single conservative candidate to rally around if he hopes to [...]

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