Anger and intensity headed for the ballot box
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Karl Rove says the grassroots are ready to satiate their anger by sending a message to Washington in November.
Obama announces $50+ billion 2012 campaign funding push
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Recent paybacks to unions by Obama include overturning a 76 year old rule to make it easier to unionize airlines and more importantly a new executive order requiring all government contracts be to union companies. Both of these union payoffs were done without needing or even asking for congressional approval.
Nevada Race Tests Democratic Pros
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Sharron Angle is benefiting from a wave of voter anger in this year’s midterm elections. Her Democratic opponent, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, believes he has a tool to weather the storm: a get-out-the-vote operation.
Predicting the 2012 GOP Presidential Ticket
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But as for the 2012 GOP ticket, my prediction as of now is: Governor Haley Barbour and Governor Mitch Daniels. This would be a historic governor-governor ticket.
Our Dying Constitution
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Our Constitution is almost dead. It is being killed by judges who ignore the actual text of the document but find heretofore unknown devices in its “penumbras and emanations.”
Allen West reponds to being called ‘dangerous choice’
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“I am a dangerous choice for Ron Klein (incumbent Democrat opponent); I am a dangerous choice for Nancy Pelosi; I am a dangerous choice for President Barack Hussein Obama, because I stand on the principles and values to keep us unified as a people. I stand on those principles and values that say to career politicians and the ruling class elite that somehow have gotten control of this country – they will come back home.
Meek pumps up AFL-CIO in Florida race
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Unions have pledged over $100 million in support of Democrats this election cycle. They want to own the government. Kendrick Meek points out that it is the unions that have made the difference for him and will pay them back with your tax dollars if elected.
The Revolt of the Bourgeois tea party
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Tea partiers are mad as heck, and they’re letting the world know — politely. The tea party’s detractors want to paint it as radical, when at bottom it represents the self-reliant, industrious heart of American life.
Marriage still a winning issue for GOP
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Judging by the tenor of media coverage, you’d think traditional marriage was a failing issue for the GOP. But it’s not. To date, 30 states have adopted marriage amendments, including several deep blue states. Those campaigns often have aided moderate Republicans by turning out a base that otherwise would have stayed home.
We’re in a pitchfork mood
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We are at the end of our patience with being lied to, having our wealth redistributed, country invaded by illegals, states rights pre-empted, a Progressive Agenda shoved down our throats, our allies insulted and the citizenry lied to.
Voted Obama? Embarrassed yet?
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A billboard in Ozark County, Missouri has drawn hate speech and even death threats say the owners of the business that paid to put it up.
How Barack Obama Became Mr. Unpopular
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As one White House aide puts it, “It was sort of fake.” In more confiding moments, aides admit that the peak of Obama’s popularity may have been inflated, a fleeting result of elation at the prospect of change and national pride in electing the first African-American President.
How senators voted on English as US language
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The real deal is that the so called vote on English as the official language was an amendment to the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006.
Senate map 8-31-10
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Final Senate map before Labor Day weekend from Karl Rove & Co.
California Governor: Whitman (R) 48%, Brown (D) 40%
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The tie is broken for now, with Republican Meg Whitman, coming off last weekend’s state GOP Convention, moving out to her best showing yet in the race to be the next governor of California.


