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The Student Vote

Posted on May 7, 2012 by ikefriday

There is a truth that Obama will have to face in 2012. The majority of reasons students voted for Obama in 2008 are irrelevant or evaporated in 2012. He is not running for the historical title of first black President in 2012. He did not close Gitmo or bring our troops home, in fact he [...]

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Romney needs to call Obama’s Bluffet….

Posted on April 16, 2012 by dfcowan

We know that the Bluffet, sorry Buffet, rule is a motif for President’s class warfare, and more warning shots will be fired when Congress returns today from a two-week recess to a test vote on the rule, which would impose a minimum 30 percent tax rate on income over $1 million. The Bluffett tax [...]

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Romney Taking Heat Over Position on Auto-Bailout in Michigan

Posted on February 16, 2012 by Jonathan Oman

Mitt Romney’s recent attack of the Obama administration’s auto-industry bailouts has come under heavy fire, costing him valuable votes in Michigan. Why are voters so upset?

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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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The Republicans’ fading colours – The Spectator Magazine

Posted on February 14, 2012 by dfcowan

Link to the original article: http://www.spectator.co.uk/essays/all/7648068/web-exclusive-the-republicans-fading-colours.thtml Web exclusive: The Republicans’ fading colours David Cowan 11 February 2012 Growing up in the 1960s, my primary school in Cambridge had an outdoor roofless boy’s toilets, and we happily enjoyed urinating up the wall. It was a sign we were getting further up the school when [...]

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CPAC and Sarah Palin mark a turn to unity

Posted on February 11, 2012 by dfcowan

The most remarkable event of today’s CPAC was Sarah Palin endorsing unity. Instead of showing her support for any one candidate, she called for unity, saying that whoever the nominee is the GOP must defeat Obama. Whoever the nominee is conservatives must work together, she told an ecstatic audience, and the nation will have [...]

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Newt Gingrich is Yesterday’s Man

Posted on February 10, 2012 by dfcowan

Newt Gingrich was introduced at CPAC by Calista, who generously thanked the many kind Americans they have met on the campaign trail. When he came on stage to an excited crowd, it was clearly no 2009, when he had entered through the crowd to his signature “Eye of the Tiger.” Maybe it’s the effect [...]

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Mitt Flashes His Credentials with a Smile: See His CPAC Speech in its Entirety Here

Posted on February 10, 2012 by dfcowan

Will Romney show his conservative rivals the door? A smiling Mitt Romney came to CPAC today with one thing on his mind, the need to prove his conservative credentials to the base of conservative activists. Telling the audience that he knew many of them came to conservatism via Hayek or Edmund Burke, Romney said [...]

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Politics IS a Contact Sport

Posted on January 30, 2012 by dfcowan

So, Newt has launched an attack ad on Mitt, and no doubt the Democrats are watching with glee. There are no doubt worries that attack ads damage the Republican Party, just as many worry that American politics is too divisive. Does all the “infighting” damage Republican chances? Well, no. Attack ads are part of politics. [...]

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Democrats face dilemma as Obama may be kept off the ballot in Georgia

Posted on January 15, 2012 by Aprill Shines

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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Rasmussen Shows Gingrich Over Obama

Posted on November 30, 2011 by ikefriday

In what may be a bad sign ultimately for Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich has overtaken Barack Obama in a hypothetical poll for the 2012 General Election. Newt 45, Obama 43 is the Rasmussen headline. Certainly this is bad news for Barack Obama. Gingrich has a great deal of distance to cover in order to win [...]

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The GOP Debate Gauntlet – Deciding The Nominee Or Face Time For Media Hounds?

Posted on November 26, 2011 by jsmashmouth

As GOP primary voters wind down to the last couple of months before the selection process of a nominee begins there has certainly been no shortage of opportunity for the top polling candidates to get their message out. Is it me or is there a GOP presidential debate every week? For political junkies it is [...]

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Rush Hits Newt Again

Posted on November 18, 2011 by ikefriday

Six months ago, I wrote an article about Newt Gingrich’s attempt to clarify his views on healthcare. Newt had gotten himself in trouble when it came out that in 1993 Newt agreed with the Heritage Foundation on an insurance mandate. At the time, Newt said that he felt there should be a law that made [...]

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As Predicted

Posted on November 14, 2011 by ikefriday

Newt is finally getting to taste the view at the top. In the latest Public Policy Polling poll, Newt has climbed to the top, edging out Cain and Romney. In fact, in this poll Newt was the only candidate with noticeable upward mobility. Both Cain and Romney saw declines, while Perry slipped far closer to [...]

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Where is America’s Fighting Spirit? Ending the Malaise Presidency

Posted on October 28, 2011 by dfcowan

These days it seems Captain America has been overpowered by MalaiseMan. President Obama is MalaiseMan. He told a fundraiser on Tuesday, October 25 that America is in decline, which is the central theme of his presidency. People are buying it too, which is what the Occupy Wall Street movement and Tea Party is a symptom [...]

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Trunlkine 2012: Pop-Up Politics from the Campaign Trail– 10/27/11

Posted on October 27, 2011 by Kempite

Flow charts dominate Trunkline 2012 while Janet Napolitano gives our enemies a pass, conservatives plead for help to survive Joe Bidenism, Rick santorum tries deliver a tear to oue eyes and a upper cut to Herman Cain, Republican hopefuls brace for Iowa Poll results, TEA Party group takes advantage of civic minded voters, Lanny Davis bets Obama [...]

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New State Poll Results Signal that Mitt Romney’s Campaign is Doing Everything Right

Posted on October 27, 2011 by Kempite

While several new national polls show Herman Cain besting Mitt Romney in several states such as Ohio and Arizona, new CNN/Time/ORC polls released late Wednesday, shows that Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney leads all his Republican rivals in each of the four states to be holding the first four nominating contests in 2012 race for the Republican nomination. In Iowa, the [...]

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