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Tag Archives: politics
Going From Primary to General: Can They Do It?
The race for the GOP has hit that crucial period where the votes really matter. The candidates are now waged in a nasty war against each other which has left everyone involved a little battered. And all of this is … Continue reading
Posted in National Politics
Tagged 2012, general election, Gingrich, Obama, opinion, politics, primary, republican democrat, Romney, santorum, strategy
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Best of the Two Debates There were two debates this week and I think that Newt Gingrich easily had the most memorable moment of the week. Whether you like him or hate him as a candidate, this clip shows just … Continue reading
Posted in Links, What I'm Reading
Tagged Bain Capital, economy, keystone pipeline, Obama, politics, primary, race, Republican, Romney, Valerie Jarrett
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Know the Players: Part Two
In this series, I am attempting to lay out the vast network of advocacy groups and activists that have taken hold of much of our modern-day politics. Part One discussed the father of “community organizing,” Saul Alinsky, and the blueprint … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, National Politics, Social Policies
Tagged 527 groups, Black Wednesday, George Soros, New World Order, politics, United States
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