November 1, 2012 Henninger: Romney’s Secret Voting Bloc Mitt Romney’s margin of victory in Ohio could be evangelical Christians. By DANIEL HENNINGER You’ve heard about Mitt Romney’s problems with the women’s vote, the black vote, the Hispanic vote, the union vote and the young Democrats vote. But there’s one major voting group that’s fallen […]
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November 2, 2012 Fred Barnes: Obama and the Back-to- the-Future Campaign If the president had practiced the bipartisanship he now promises, he might have been a shoo-in. By FRED BARNES President Obama is eyeing a new tax cut to boost the economy. He wants to “reduce the costs of our health care programs.” He’s
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The choice By Charles Krauthammer, Published: November 1 EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: Obama’s intention has always been to re-normalize, to reverse ideological course, to be the anti-Reagan — the author of a new liberal ascendancy. Nor did he hide his ambition. In his February 2009 address to Congress he declared his intention to transform America.
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Martha McSally, retired Colonel, U.S. Air Force and former fighter pilot serving in Afghanistan, is the Republican candidate for Gabby Giffords Congressional seat in Arizona. She speaks out on the real war on women
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Why I am voting for Mitt Romney By Michael Goodwin Published October 29, 2012 New York Post Oct. 26, 2012: Mitt Romney speaks about the economy during a campaign stop in Ames, Iowa. (AP) Each time I mention that I voted for Barack Obama in 2008, I get a blast from some who didn’t.
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NORTH CAROLINA SUPREME COURT JUSTICE PAUL NEWBY
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October 20, 2012 Mr. Johnson Goes to Washington Wisconsin Senator and tea party favorite talks about the frustrations of his first two years as a senator, his version of the ‘Buffett Rule,’ and what could happen if Mitt Romney wins. By ALLYSIA FINLEY ‘I try to forget I had a good life,” Wisconsin Sen.
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