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The guardians of the world economy still seem to think the answer to too much debt is yet more debt. Imagine the response, though, if you had asked any of the current crop of central bankers five years ago about the inflationary consequences of pumping trillions of dollars into the financial system.

As if the White House didn’t have enough to worry about, a recent Gallup poll piled on bad news for President Obama. Now just 55% of Hispanics support the president and his liberal agenda.

New poll suggests 50-seat loss for Democrats. Karl Rove gives the latest on the polls and prospects for a huge GOP wave on November 2nd.

The Tea Party in North Dakota is trying to recall Democrat Sen. Kent Conrad who is not up for election this November. They are going to court to overturn the denial by the Secretary of State State Al Jaegar a Republican.

Sen. Judd Gregg gives his theory on why Americans haven’t embraced national health care reform and whether the bill can be fixed. “This bill has as its fundamental purpose the social engineering agenda of the left which is to basically create a single payer system in this country”

Schiller calls her creation the Public Media Platform, and the left is very excited about it. It’s a digital network in partnership with all the nation’s public news providers, built to distribute their news locally, regionally and nationally.

Maybe Obama and the Democrats can learn something from this Hispanic about taxes and economic growth.

Barbara Boxer is in violation of California campaign law in soliciting teachers to recruit students to volunteer for the Boxer campaign during school hours.

Patricia Poprik, vice chairman of the Bucks County Republican Party in Pennsylvania, speaks about an ongoing absentee ballot controversy fueled by Democrats via the fictitious “Pennsylvania Voter Assistance Office.”

Crist claims his leaving the GOP had nothing to do with losing the primary. How can you believe anything he says?