By Charles Krauthammer May 12, 2011 —Barack Obama, speech on immigration, El Paso, Texas, May 10 Constructive and civil debate — like the one Obama initiated just four weeks ago on deficit reduction? The speech in which he accused the Republicans of abandoning families of autistic and Down syndrome kids? The debate in which Obama’s
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MAY 12, 2011 Obama’s Running Mate Mitt Romney’s ObamaCare problem. Mitt Romney travels to Ann Arbor today to deliver what his campaign bills as a major address laying out his “2012 principles for health-care reform.” These are likely to be sensible, but what we’ll be listening for is how he explains his health-care principles of
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May 11, 2011 By Matthew May Now is the time to test whether the Tea Party means business because, judging by last week’s Republican presidential debate, the Tea Party candidate for president in 2012 is self-evident. Herman Cain is the ideal Tea Party candidate. Herman Cain is the ideal citizen candidate among the eminently forgettable
BOSTON HERALD Romney: Picture of health Speech could save — or kill — prez campaign By Hillary Chabot | Wednesday, May 11, 2011 | http://www.bostonherald.com | U.S. Politics Photo by Chitose Suzuki (file) Mitt’s speech could save — or kill — his prez campaign Former Bay State Gov. Mitt Romney will try to reverse the RomneyCare curse tomorrow
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North Carolina House Legislative Update Republican Report Card Friends, Today is the 60th legislative day of the 2011 session. How are we doing on our 100 day plan to change North Carolina? Below is the document that I personally shared in over 30 cities during the fall campaign entitled, “100 Days That Will Change North Carolina.” Under
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May 5, 2011 By Karl Rove The presidential election will likely be decided in 14 states. The number 270 will come to dominate almost every waking moment for the Obama re-election high command in Chicago—as well as for their counterparts in the headquarters of the GOP nominee next year. Two hundred seventy is the number
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AMERICAN THINKER May 03, 2011 After the initial wave of jubilation that followed the announcement of Osama bin Laden’s death, the political analysis has begun and the liberal media consensus seems clear: this is an enormous political victory for the President, and it all but guarantees a 2012 election victory for President Obama. The first
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April 28, 2011 By Larry Kudlow Fed head Ben Bernanke, at his first-ever news conference on Wednesday, slammed the door shut on any new QE3 pump-priming. The $600 billion QE2 program to purchase bonds will end on target at the end of June, and that will be that. Bernanke also suggested that the Fed’s “extended
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THE AMERICAN SPECTATOR By David Boze on 4.28.11 EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: Daniels erased a $200 million dollar deficit and turned it into a surplus, reformed state government, and reduced the total number of state employees to their lowest number since Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” was top of the charts. Daniels is currently taking on the
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Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) Saddled up and ready to go. John McCormack April 22, 2011 11:59 AM In his column today, Charles Krauthammer sizes up the potential GOP presidential candidates and concludes by noting there’s a chance Paul Ryan could end up running in 2012: Even less likely to run — the 2016 bench
