NOVEMBER 23, 2011 Most political battles are won by seizing the center. Anyone who believes otherwise ignores the electoral experience of the last 50 years. By MICHAEL MEDVED Conservative resistance to Mitt Romney’s nomination increasingly emphasizes electability as much as ideology, concentrating on his perceived weaknesses as a candidate along with an inconsistent approach to […]
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NOVEMBER 21, 2011 President Obama can’t win by running a constructive campaign, and he won’t be able to govern if he does win a second term. By PATRICK H. CADDELL AND DOUGLAS E. SCHOEN Mr. Caddell served as a pollster for President Jimmy Carter. Mr. Schoen, who served as a pollster for President Bill Clinton,
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Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) Stephen F. Hayes November 14, 2011, Vol. 17, No. 09 Is this finally a Mitt Romney that conservatives can love? Or at least support? Governor Romney spoke last week in Washington to a group closely associated with the Tea Party. And, for the first time, he sounded like a
Friday, Nov. 18, 2011 Green jobs Solar Panels By Neal Boortz Barack Obama has taken to micro-managing our economy by picking the winners and losers. Not only has he chosen “green energy” but he has selected which companies within the industry will benefit from Obama’s piggy bank. And it turns out that if you wanted
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NOVEMBER 14, 2011 Massachusetts on Front Line of 2012 Senate Battlegrounds By JENNIFER LEVITZ WSJ’s Jennifer Levitz details the U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts that pits incumbent Republican Scott Brown against likely Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren. AP Photo of Elizabeth Warren by Josh Reynolds. LOWELL, Mass.—A battle here between Republican Sen. Scott Brown and likely
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November 15, 2011 The Abuser in Chief By Ed Lasky Calling America “lazy” last weekend was only the latest and broadest insult from President Obama. America has become accustomed to Obama’s lashing out at entire groups of people. What has been all too little appreciated is his seeming delight in bullying, if not demeaning, individuals
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CAROLINA JOURNAL the Charlotte Observer – www.CharlotteObserver.com Posted: Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2011 By Jim Morrill A national online effort to find and nominate a candidate for president has begun a petition drive to get that candidate on the ballot in North Carolina. Americans Elect, described as a “virtual Third Party,” hopes to mobilize tens of
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