It has long been rumored, but now it is official: Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich explores the possibilities of a presidential campaign. Wait, what? He is exploring? Isn’t that what he is doing for several months now? Apparently not, because setting up an exploratory committee is an official step before he finally...
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Gingrich Explores Running for President in 2012
Hillary Clinton done with elected office – or is she?
Will she run for president in 2012 and challenge President Barack Obama once again? Hillary Clinton’s ambitions for the presidential office are probably the most hotly debated question at the moment. During an interview at FOX News she stated, that she would not run for office again. Still this topic is more interesting than...
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The Midterm Election Aftermath
The election is mostly over, except some congressional races, 4 gubernatorial races and the race for the Alaskan Senate seat, which are still undecided. What we already know is that the Democrats have lost tremendously across the board. At least 60 seats in the House of Representatives and six seats in the Senate were...
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It’s Election Day. Go Vote!
Everyone has a different opinion on how we should get the country back on track. Some people base their vote on the economy, others on national security. While this election was one of the nastiest I’ve ever witnessed, it is nonetheless a very important one. The economy is still not as healthy as it...
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Christine O’Donnell: A storyteller wants to be Senator
Election Day is just one day away and it will not only be a turning point for the Obama administration, but also for the Tea Party movement. Nobody knows how the election will turn out and what the headlines on November 3rd will be, but it is most likely that the Republicans will at...
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Unword of This Election: Extreme
Just having finished watching the Pennsylvania Senate debate between Democrat Joe Sestak and Republican Pat Toomey, I have to say that both succeeded in making this debate about extremism. When asked about specific topics or their own policies, they avoided answering and instead blame the opponent most of the time. Sestak constantly tied his...
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Every vote counts
On Tuesday primaries were held in Michigan. One of them stood out, the Republican primary for 1st Congressional District, to be exact. The two most promising candidates, Jason Allen and Dan Benishek are separated by just a single vote, according to the Detroit Free Press. Benishek, a Tea Party favorite, will have defeated Allen,...
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Rand Paul starts flip-flopping before even getting elected
Republican candidate for the Kentucky Senate seat, Rand Paul, who stands for limited government and a change in Washington, starts to back down on his campaign promises. Back in the primary campaign, Paul decided not to endorse Mitch McConnell for Senate Minority leader, before he knows of any opponents. This seems to have changed...
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Sharron Angle is allergic to media
Harry Reid’s Republican opponent ran from reporters after a short speech she gave during a so called “press conference”. Angle left the building right when the press expected to be allowed to ask questions. I always thought press conferences involve the press in some kind, but I guess Angle is way ahead of me...
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Sharron Angle believes incest is God’s plan
During a radio interview, the Republican candidate for Senate Sharron Angle was asked about viewpoint on abortion. As a Republican and also Pro-Life candidate her opinion on abortion is very clear. The contestant for the senate seat of Majority Leader Harry Reid in Nevada basically said that abortions should not be allowed under any...
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