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THE YEAR OF THE WOMEN

Demographics, Election, Women Candidates / By admin

www.thekitchencabinet.us June 14th 2010

PELOSI, OBAMA AND NEXT YEAR’S NEW CONGRESS

JUNE 7, 2010 Pelosi’s Loss Could Be Obama’s Gain A pivot to the center (and re-election) would be easier without the House speaker. By FRED BARNES In Washington these days, President Obama is rumored to be hoping Republicans capture the House of Representatives in the midterm election in November. There’s no evidence for this speculation,

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ART LAFFER’S PERDICTIONS ON EFFECTS OF HIGHER TAXES

Election, Taxation, Taxes / By admin

JUNE 6, 2010 Tax Hikes and the 2011 Economic Collapse Today’s corporate profits reflect an income shift into 2010. These profits will tumble next year, preceded most likely by the stock market. By ARTHUR LAFFER People can change the volume, the location and the composition of their income, and they can do so in response

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CIVITAS POLL RE ETHERIDGE

Civitas, Election / By admin

Etheridge Grabs Student, Ellmers Grabs Lead Raleigh, N.C. – With a widely publicized video of a confrontation with two students on a Washington, DC sidewalk circulating, incumbent Democratic Congressman Bob Etheridge now trails Republican challenger Renee Ellmers according to a new SurveyUSA poll released today by the Civitas Institute According to the poll of 400

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NIKKI HALEY – THE NEXT GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA?

Election, Politics, Women Candidates / By admin

NEW YORK TIMES By SHAILA DEWAN and ROBBIE BROWN NY Times June 14 2010 BAMBERG, S.C. — Nikki Haley, the favorite to become the first governor of South Carolina who is neither white nor male, has always challenged established norms with her own brand of moxie. As a girl, her parents — the first Indian

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TROUBLE FOR UNIONS

Election, Unions / By admin

JUNE 11, 2010 Big Labor’s Arkansas Bust By KIMBERLEY A. STRASSEL Arkansas Democrats went to the polls on Tuesday, though not necessarily to vote in a primary runoff. What they actually took part in was a referendum. Big Labor lost. Sen. Blanche Lincoln’s triumph over Bill Halter and his union allies goes well beyond simple

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THE YOUNG GUNS – OUT WITH THE OLD

Congress, Democrats, Election, GOP / By admin

The Weekly Standard Don’t trust a congressman over the age of 50. BY Matthew Continetti May 31, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 35 As far as I can tell, Sean Duffy is the only world-champion lumberjack and reality television star running for Congress this year. Duffy is the Republican candidate in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District. A

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Bennett, Specter and Crist

Congress, Election / By admin

They Just Want It Too Much Why voters turned against Bennett and Specter and Crist. BY Geoffrey Norman May 31, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 35 According to news accounts, the man had tears in his eyes when he talked of coming in third in the voting. Merely reading about it makes one feel a little

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Will Carly Fiorina Win the Calif. Primary?

Election, GOP / By admin

MAY 29, 2010 California’s GOP Senate Primary Comes Down to the Wire By ALLYSIA FINLEY Costa Mesa, Calif. ‘I’ve always voted against taxes. This is important, ladies and gentlemen, because our country is on a precipice. Do you want people to follow through on their promises?” state Assemblyman Chuck DeVore bellows to a rapt crowd

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