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Sequester Siesta
Back in the summer of 2011 America was dealing with one of the many fiscal crises that the Tea Party/Republicans have manufactured in the 112th and 113th Congress. The solution/punt formation included the creation of a Supercommittee that if … Continue reading
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The Anatomy Of An Endorsement
Republican House Majority Leader Eric Cantor announced his endorsement of Mitt Romney for President on Sunday’s edition of the NBC show, Meet the Press. The revelation got the maximum impact out of something of minimal value.
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Tagged 112th Congress, 113th Congress, 2012 election, Arizona primary, Democrats, Donald Trump, endorsement, Eric Cantor, Florida, Iowa, Jeb Bush, Jim DeMint, John Boehner, Marco Rubio, Meet The Press, Michigan primary, Mitt Romney, NBC, Obama, Ohio, Ohio primary, politics, Republican Presidential Primary, Republicans, Ron Paul, South Carolina, Steve King, Super Tuesday, Tea Party, Virginia, Virginia primary, Willard Mitt Romney
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Chorus Of Cowards
Not every winner or loser in the Republican Presidential Primary has their name on the ballot. Four prominent Republicans have proven themselves to be losers by their lack of courage. They purport to be leaders of their Party in their … Continue reading
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Tagged conservative, Florida, Florida Primary, geo-politics, House, Iowa, Iowa Caucus, Jeb Bush, Jim DeMint, Joe Biden, Marco Rubio, Michael Steele, Michele Bachmann, Mitt Romney, money in politics, negative ads, Newt Gingrich, Republican, Republican Presidential Primary, Rick Santorum, RNC, RNC Rule 15, Senate, South Carolina, South Carolina primary, Steve King, super PAC, Tea Party, Willard Mitt Romney
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All Aboard
As I watch the results come in from the Iowa Caucus the 1980 Ozzy Osbourne song, Crazy Train is running through my mind. There is an old political adage that there are three tickets out of Iowa and tonight’s results … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 election, Democrats, Fred Thompson, George W. Bush, hypocrisy, Iowa, Iowa Caucus, Iowa legislature, Iowa Senate, Iowa State House, Iowa Straw Poll, Jon Huntsman, Michele Bachman, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, New Hampshire, New Hampshire Primary, Newt Gingrich, Obama, Ozzy Osbourne, Republican, Republican Presidential Primary, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, South Carolina, South Carolina primary, Steve King, voter ID, Voter suppression, voter turnout, Willard Mitt Romney
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Route 66
How do you determine who is the dumbest member of the 112th House? First of all, it is a quite the race to the bottom. As for a path I suggest what I am calling Route 66.
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Tagged 112th Congress, Alabama, Alan West, Andy Harris, Ann Marie Buerkle, Arizona, Austin Scott, Ben Quayle, Bill Posey, budget deficit, California, Chip Cravaack, Chuck Fleischmann, Cliff Strerns, Colorado, Connie Mack, Dan Burton, David Schweikert, debt ceiling, Democrats, Dennis Rehnberg, Dennis Ross, Devin Nunes, Doug Lamborn, Duncan Hunter, Florida, Geoff Davis, Georgia, House, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Jack Kingston, Jason Chaffetz, Jeff Duncan, Jeff Flake, Jeff Landry, Jim Jordan, Joe Walsh, Joe wilson, John Fleming, Justin Amash, Kansas, Kentucky, Kevin Yoder, Loiue Gohmert, Louisiana, Lynn Westmoreland, Marlin Stutzman, Martha Roby, Maryland, Michael Turner, Michele Bachmann, Michigan, Mick Mulvaney, Minnesota, Missouri, Mo Brooks, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Paul Broun, Phil Gingrey, Ralph Hall, Randy Forbes, Randy Hultgren, Randy Neugebauer, Raul Labrador, Republicans, Rob Bishop, Ron Paul, Scott DesJarlais, Scott Garrett, Scott Tipton, Senate, South Carolina, Steve King, Steve Pearce, Steve Scalise, Steve Southerland, taxes, Ted Poe, Tennessee, Texas, Tim Huelskamp, Tim Scott, Timothy Johnson, Todd Akin, Todd Rokita, Tom Graves, Tom latham, Tom McClintock, Trent Franks, Utah, Vicky Hartzler, Virginia, Walter Jones
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Real Patriots Protect America
The Republicans wrap themselves in the American flag and love to talk about what patriots they are. This is another issue the Democrats have let them steal and it is high time we take it back! In a vote that … Continue reading
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Tagged al Qaeda, Arizona, Arkansas, Ben Quayle, Bob Goodlatte, California, Dan Lungren, Daniel Ross, Darrell Issa, Elton Gallesly, Florida, House Judiciary Committee, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, Howard Cable, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, J. Randy Forbes, James Sensenbrenner Jr., Jason Chaffetz, Jim Jordan, Lamar Smith, Louie Gohmert, Meghan McCain, Mike Pence, Mike Quigley, MSNBC, N.R.A., New York, North Carolina, Obama, Ohio, Patriot Act, Pennsylvania, Rachel Maddow, Sandy Adams, South Carolina, Steve Chabot, Steve King, Ted Poe, Texas, Tim Griffin, Tom Mariano, Tom Reed, Trent Franks, Trey Gowdy, Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin
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