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Tag Archives: Republican
Romney: The Candidate the Media Forgot
The media is following Sarah Palin’s every move while they also ignore the GOP’s clear front-runner: Mitt Romney. FrumForum Related articles Media Dilemma: Palin in New Hampshire Thursday During Romney Announcement (michellemalkin.com) Frum: Media obsesses over Palin, ignores Romney (cnn.com) … Continue reading
Mitch Daniels and Donald Trump Are Theoretical Winners of the 2012 Election
The latest unbecoming trend in politics? Declining to run and issuing a statement that you would have won. The genre was perfected, naturally, by bored television star Donald Trump. “This decision does not come easily or without regret; especially when … Continue reading
Rudy Rising: Does Giuliani Have a Shot In 2012?
With a perceived weak GOP presidential field, Giuliani suddenly pops back into the limelight. ABC Related articles Rudy Giuliani May Be Considering 2012 Presidential Bid (newyork.cbslocal.com) Speculation Swirls Around Possibility Giuliani Could Run In 2012 (huffingtonpost.com) “Rudy Giuliani leads 2012 … Continue reading
Romney bets his candidacy on the economy
Republican Mitt Romney will formally launch his second campaign for the White House on Thursday with an operation leaner and wiser than it was four years ago and a message singularly focused on what he sees as President Obama’s greatest … Continue reading
Just who is Herman Cain? And what does his presidential run mean for the GOP?
On Sunday afternoon, before a Memorial Day sweep through New Hampshire and his close-up in the media glare, Cain, wearing a purple shirt, black slacks and with a closely cropped graying mustache, argued that his popularity, tracked by Gallup and … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Krauthammer, Herman Cain, Karl Rove, Republican
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Is Sarah Palin Moving to Arizona?
It looks like Sarah from Alaska is now Sarah from Arizona. Word this week that Sarah Palin may have bought a home in Scottsdale, Arizona, sparked renewed speculation that she was leaving her home state for the lower 48—and possibly … Continue reading
Posted in Palin
Tagged Alaska, Arizona, Republican, Sarah Palin, Scottsdale Arizona, Todd Palin
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Who is Tim Pawlenty?
Tim Pawlenty may well be the biggest name you have never heard of in the 2012 presidential race. Now officially a candidate for the Republican nomination, political analysts are enamoured with Pawlenty because, in theory, he has the right characteristics … Continue reading
Pawlenty’s Fiscal Shell Game
The 2012 candidate brags about economic discipline, but he loaded Minnesota with debt, says his GOP predecessor, and presided over a massive tax increase. John Avlon on T-Paw’s dishonest talking points. TheDailyBeast Related articles Tim Pawlenty Launches Campaign As The … Continue reading
For Romney, Pawlenty and Huntsman, Florida’s 2012 primary is wide open
All the signs indicate that the early presidential battleground of Florida is Mitt Romney territory. WaPo Related articles Mitt Romney’s Amazing Document Dump (huffingtonpost.com) Mitt Romney’s Evangelical Problem (huffingtonpost.com) Mitt Romney Returning To South Carolina (huffingtonpost.com) Is Romney the Most … Continue reading
The Year of Living Adulterously
Nobody wants to run for the presidential nomination. Mike Huckabee said God told him to stay on Fox News. NBC told Donald Trump to stay on “Celebrity Apprentice.” NYT Related articles When did adultery become a GOP family value? (seattletimes.nwsource.com) … Continue reading
Election 2012: Mitch Daniels out, where does that leave the GOP?
Citing family considerations, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels says he will not run for president. That leaves the rest of the GOP field angling for position at a time when many Republicans are less than thrilled with the current choices. CSM … Continue reading
Gingrich joins race to contest 2012 US election
FORMER SPEAKER of the US house of representatives, Newt Gingrich, has formally declared his bid for the Presidency of the United States – joining an increasingly crowded field of official and potential Republican candidates. The Journal Related articles WATCH: Newt … Continue reading
Rick Santorum Establishes Presidential Exploratory Committee Ahead Of 2012
Santorum on Tuesday said he had established a presidential exploratory committee and would participate in Thursday’s debate in South Carolina, an early presidential nominating state. The Pennsylvania Republican previously had filed a preliminary committee with the Federal Election Commission. HuffPo
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Tagged Exploratory committee, Federal Election Commission, Republican, Rick Santorum
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Why Location-Based Services Will be the Killer App of the 2012 Elections
The last presidential election was only three years ago, but that seems like a generation in the social media age. Mashable Related articles Jon Stewart kicks off 2012 presidential election coverage (electapres.com) What Americans Can Learn from the Canadian Election … Continue reading
Posted in Internet
Tagged 2008, Election, Facebook, Government, President, Republican, Twitter, United States, United States presidential election 2012
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Trump Bows Out, but Spotlight Barely Dims
Donald J. Trump announced on Monday that he would not seek the presidency, a development less important for the Republican field or his national political future — if he ever had one — than for what it said about a … Continue reading