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Rick Santorum's Sweep Means It’s Still Anybody’s Race
Tweet Share on Facebook February 9, 2012 Comment (4)Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum swept the "mini-Tuesday" contests in Colorado, Minnesota, and Missouri, much to the surprise of those following the GOP presidential primaries. These back-to-back-to-back victories breathed new life into a campaign which seemed a fool's errand when it began, with few people thinking Santorum had the ability to go the distance except as a ticket-balancing vice presidential possibility from an electorally important state.
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Obamacare Birth Control Mandate Tramples Religious Liberty
Tweet Share on Facebook February 9, 2012 Comment (20)For most Americans the idea of religious liberty is sacred. It's the reason the country came into being, the Massachusetts Bay colony having been founded by religious pilgrims seeking the right to worship as they chose without interference from the state. Yet this most elemental of our freedoms is now in jeopardy thanks to an effort by the Obama administration to force religious institutions to offer healthcare benefits that violate the basic tenets of their faith.
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Obama's Super PAC Reversal Is Cash Trumping Principle
Tweet Share on Facebook February 7, 2012 Comment (8)President Barack Obama has reversed course, deciding to embrace the so-called "super PACs" arising out of the U. S. Supreme Court's Citizens United decision that he and his party have repeatedly denounced.
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The Left Smells Blood in the Susan G. Komen Fight
Tweet Share on Facebook February 7, 2012 Comment (5)Last week, when the Susan. G Komen for the Cure foundation announced it would no longer fund a group of Planned Parenthood affiliates, it set off a firestorm.
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Feminocracy Wins in Attacks on Susan G. Komen Foundation
Tweet Share on Facebook February 3, 2012 Comment (16)Abortion is still a volatile political issue, one for which its supporters among the culture elites can brook no disagreement. Despite the fact that, according to a 2009 Gallup poll, a majority of the country—including a plurality of women—now considers itself "pro-life," most of the big thinkers who shape the nation's opinions remain on the other side of the issue.
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Reagan Attorney General Ed Meese Defends Muslims in Government
Tweet Share on Facebook January 31, 2012 Comment (1)In the weeks and months following the 2001 terror attacks on New York and Washington, D.C., a small but significant debate arose in conservative circles over the role of Muslims in the political life of the nation.
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Barack Obama: Polarizer-in-Chief
Tweet Share on Facebook January 31, 2012 Comment (2)Barack Obama won the White House in a landslide in 2008, posting the most convincing win of any Democrat since Lyndon Johnson in 1964. By promising "hope" and "change," he garnered more than 69 million votes, winning just under 53 percent of the popular vote and 365 votes in the electoral college.
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Poll: Obama's Got a Hispanic Problem
Tweet Share on Facebook January 26, 2012 Comment (2)Florida's growing Hispanic community, which now constitutes nearly a quarter of the state's population, holds the key to victory in the upcoming GOP presidential primary and in the November election. A new survey from Resurgent Republic, the polling operation cofounded by former Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie, found that they have soured on President Barack Obama.
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Kochs Won't Benefit From Keystone XL--But Warren Buffett Might
Tweet Share on Facebook January 25, 2012 Comment (3)The Democrats are taking a beating over President Barack Obama's decision to "red light" the proposed Keystone XL pipeline that would transport oil from the Canadian tar sands to refineries on the U.S. Gulf coast.
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Newt Gingrich's South Carolina Win Proves 2012 Race Still Wide Open
Tweet Share on Facebook January 24, 2012 Comment (5)The fight for Florida began Monday as the dust from South Carolina continued to settle.
