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High-profile Conservatives jumping on the immigration bandwagon.
In lieu of President Obama’s victory supposedly brought on by a “shifting demographic” which favors the Democrats, some high-profile Conservatives are now lamenting that the GOP needs to soften its stance on amnesty for illegals. All of this in theory … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Race
Tagged amnesty, conservatives, GOP, illegal immigration, Mitt Romney, Republican, Sean Hannity, United States
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Labor Day Thoughts: Unions and the GOP
(Being that it’s Labor Day and I just read this article in Politico on why unions matter, I thought I would share some thoughts on organized labor and the GOP which I have kicked around in my head for some … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Casual, Opinion
Tagged Democrats, GOP, Labor Movement, Organized Labor, President Obama, Republicans, unions
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What is Conservatism?
Since we are groin deep in the GOP primary season–17 or 18 debates deep–it isn’t surprising that many people are rallying around their favorite candidate. You have the Romney crowd, the anti-Romney crowd, and the folks leftover who hover from … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Conservatism, Current Events, Philosophy
Tagged conservatism, GOP, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Republican, Rick Santorum, Romney, Ron Paul
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If I were Romney I would…
Quite dealing in meaningless platitudes and take honest stock of the political realities that I was facing. Then I would break with conventional political wisdom and do something utterly unconventional. I would approach the Gingrich camp with an offer. You get out … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Current Events, Opinion
Tagged election 2012, Fabian Society, Florida, Glenn Beck, GOP, GOP primaries, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Romney
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Gingrich: The Newt that wouldn’t die.
Nationally, Newt Gingrich is probably one of the most hated politicians around. His negatives are, as they say, in the tank. Washington insiders detest him because of his bombastic leadership style as Speaker, crazed pseudo-conservative pundits can’t stand his futurist progressive … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Current Events
Tagged GOP, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Republican Party, South Carolina primary
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John Huntsman Calls It Quits; Set to Endorse Romney
Huntsman will put the brakes on his candidacy for the GOP nomination tomorrow at which time the former governor will throw his support behind Mitt Romney. The man he often railed against and called unelectable. Huntsman received support from The State … Continue reading
GOP Iowa Caucus Poll
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Current Events
Tagged election 2012, GOP, GOP primary, Iowa caucus, Poll
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I Guess the GOP Has Its Frontrunner
A lot has been made about the shuffling of candidates within the GOP field. Whose got it?Who can keep it? Aside from Romney’s sustained support for much of the contest, no one appeared able to answer those questions. Judging from … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 2012 presidential race, Florida, GOP, GOP frontrunner, Iowa, Mitt Romney, New Hampshire, Newt Gingrich, Republican, Republican primaries, South Carolina
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Super Committee Failure: Democrat Political Opportunism and Why the Republicans are Right on Taxes
Most Americans who have a television or a computer probably know by now that the so called bipartisan Super Committee (SC) has miserably failed. This has caused blame to be passed up and down, from right to left, and otherwise. … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Economics, History
Tagged Democrats, GOP, gross domestic product, Jon Kyl, Marginal Tax Rates, Republican, Tax, United States
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