TOWNHALL.COM by Mike Adams Warlord for Congress Ilario Pantano is a Warlord. That was the name of his U.S. Marines unit when he served during the Iraqi War. It was his second tour of duty after serving previously in the Gulf War. He had returned to civilian life during the 1990s and was working on […]
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About Senator Burr | Constituent Services | Contact Me | Share with a Friend Prior to updating you on my travels in North Carolina and other items of interest, I regret to inform you that this will be my last newsletter for two months. Under Senate rules, Senators are not allowed to send out newsletters
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MURDOCK: A Republican in Harlem Michel Faulkner could upend Rangel with conservative play By Deroy Murdock – The Washington Times August 12, 2010 Illustration: Harlem Hokie by Greg Groesch for The Washington Times ”I am not going away,” 40-year veteran Rep. Charles B. Rangel told House colleagues Tuesday. “You’re not going to tell me to
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MAINWARING: Tea Party’s inception a rebirth Main Street is reasserting its power over the ruling class By Doug Mainwaring – The Washington Times August 13, 2010 The birth of the Tea Party movement is generally traced to February 2009, just a few weeks after President Obama‘s inauguration. While Rick Santelli‘s famous rant on CNBC was
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AUGUST 28, 2010 From the Killing Fields to the Tea Party A Cambodian refugee and self-described Reagan Republican runs for Congress in the Bay State. By MICHAEL MOYNIHAN Lowell, Mass. Sam Meas isn’t your typical congressional candidate. For one thing, the Cambodian refugee doesn’t know his birthday. “I tell people I am 38 years old—
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SEPTEMBER 1, 2010 Dear Patients: Vote to Repeal ObamaCare Don’t believe Democrats who promise to fix the bill once they’re re-elected. By HAL SCHERZ Facing a nationwide backlash, Democratic congressional candidates have a new message for voters: We know you don’t like ObamaCare, so we’ll fix it. This was the line offered by Democrat Mark
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AUGUST 28, 2010 A Senator and His ‘Disciples’ The Senate’s stalwart opponent of big government is intent on electing some allies this year. His new PAC and growing anti-Obama sentiment mean he just might succeed. By STEVE MOORE ‘I’d rather lose with Pat Toomey than win with Arlen Specter any day.” That’s South Carolina Republican
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Return to the Article Jobs Debate Might Fall Flat in Florida By Erin McPike – August 31, 2010 Florida Senate GOP nominee Marco Rubio, speaking on FOX News Monday about his plans for spurring job growth, said, “The important thing we have to start with is by reminding everybody that politicians don’t create jobs.” Rubio
RealClearPolitics HorseRaceBlog By Jay Cost « Will Money Save the Democrats? | HorseRaceBlog Home Page August 31, 2010 Health Care Reform Has Endangered the Democratic Majority –>This Politico piece by Jim VandeHei, Alex Isenstadt, and Mike Allen got a lot of play last week: Top Democrats are growing markedly more pessimistic about holding the House,
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AUGUST 22, 2010 Political Reversal Down Under Running an explicitly conservative campaign, Australia’s Tony Abbott has denied Labor a governing majority. By MARY KISSEL Sydney In December the smart set in the big cities here thought the Liberal Party—Australia’s traditionally conservative party—had jumped off a cliff by electing Tony Abbott opposition leader. The Liberals, opined
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