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What if Santorum Wins Michigan?

Posted on February 16, 2012 by ikefriday

Rick Santorum is polling just slightly ahead of Romney in Romney’s home state of Michigan. This is significant for more than just that reason. Michigan is a blue state that has seen what the Democrat party can do to an economy. So why is Santorum leading billionaire successful businessman Mitt Romney in a state that [...]

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CPAC’s Conservative Message

Posted on February 12, 2012 by ikefriday

Despite Romney’s strawpoll win, the anti-establishment message of CPAC came through loud and clear from various speakers. Alan West, Marco Rubio, Rand Paul, Mike Huckabee, and even at times the Presidential candidates: the only way we can truly be free is by reclaiming the role of the church and community from the Federal Government. For [...]

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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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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 [...]

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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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Ron Paul Responds to President Obama’s State of the Union Speech

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Kempite

Following President Obama’s third State of the Union address, three time presidential candidate Ron Paul issues a scathing assessment which accused the President offering rhetoric that contradicts with his policies. In his statement Paul also criticized President Obama for perpetuating what he called establishment Republican policies and for neglecting to address balancing g the federal budget [...]

Three Points and a Poem

Posted on January 24, 2012 by ikefriday

Paul’s Talking Points Get Stale I’ve heard some good three point sermons. In fact, in my youth I traveled with some pretty good preachers. Occasionally it would be a preacher who used the same three point sermon at every stop. Eventually, you know it by heart. That is how I would describe Ron Paul’s campaign. [...]

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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 [...]

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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Where New Hampshire Leaves Us

Posted on January 11, 2012 by Kempite

The results of the Live Free or Die State’s first in the nation primary, did little to change minds or establish any great degree of certainty about the final outcome when Republicans gather to nominate a President in September. Yet despite all the hand ringing, flavors of the many different weeks, sniping about who is to [...]

Hollow Victories?

Posted on January 10, 2012 by mduminiak

One aspect of the Republican race for the nomination that may yet become a serious issue is the penalty assessed on NH, SC, FL, AZ and MI because they held their primaries before February. It has been the case that no Republican has won the nomination without winning SC and either IA or NH. Yet, [...]

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Capitalism a Casualty of Campaign

Posted on January 10, 2012 by ikefriday

What is happening to the Republican field? It made some sense when Cain was attacked for being a businessman with no foreign policy experience and no political experience. That was perhaps a fair shot at an outsider businessman candidate. Then came the attacks on Newt for having Freddie Mac as a client. Newt not only [...]

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Ron Paul finally gets airtime in the debates

Posted on January 8, 2012 by ikefriday

Saturday night, Paul got caught. Santorum flushed him out, but Perry nailed it. Ron Paul was mid-attack against Santorum for adding earmarks when the subject of Paul’s own earmarks came up. Paul then gleefully announced that sure he added earmarks, but he never voted yes on any of the appropriation bills. Dr. Paul, that is [...]

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Disgusting Ron Paul attack Ad against Huntsman brings campaign to new low

Posted on January 7, 2012 by worldviewtonight

The depths of personal attacks in the Republican party race sank to a new low yesterday when a video was released by a supporter of Ron Paul attacking Jon Huntsman, but using footage of his adopted children to question his “American values”. The video, posted to YouTube by the account “NHLiberty4Paul,” first calls Huntsman the “Manchurian [...]

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These Debates Could Be Game Changers

Posted on January 7, 2012 by ikefriday

Come on. We’ve heard these candidates in just over one million debates so far this year. Another one? Another two actually, this weekend leading up to the New Hampshire debates. And these two debates could definitely wreak havoc on the standings going into New Hampshire. Mitt Romney is the undisputed front runner. Ron Paul and [...]

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Be Careful Who You Pick As Friends

Posted on January 5, 2012 by ikefriday

Ron Paul never had a chance. It was part him and his abrasiveness, part his foreign policy that he failed to connect with voters on. For me, it was also his pro-choice in the states stance on innocent human life. But one of the reasons Paul never connected with mainstream Republican voters who would normally [...]

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