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Not so Fast Rush Limbaugh; Why Blame Democrats for Growing National Debts?

Not so Fast Rush Limbaugh; Why Blame Democrats for Growing national Debts? FACT: Under GOP Presidents Reagan, Bush, With Some Republican Senate...
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2012 presidential election will come down to ten states

Mitt Romney is not the Republican nominee yet, but both parties are strategizing the battle to come today. What matters more than anything is...
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House approves budget setting stage for epic partisan battle

Path to prosperity or road to ruin?That is the question and how it is being defined as the Republicans approved a budget this week in the House....
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Time for Santorum to bow out gracefully

Newt Gingrich is already talking privately with the presumed nominee of the Republican presidential race, Mitt Romney, about his place in the...
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Rick Santorum: higher education's newest enemy has a confusing history

By now most Americans have heard of the newest Rick Santorum effort to embarrass himself. His current, news worthy condemnation of higher education...
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Republicans face brokered convention possibility

Mitt Romney's primary election struggles in his home state of Michigan are fueling heated speculation with political-insiders. Should Rick...
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Romney faces potential stunning defeat in Michigan

Could it be that Republicans are about to witness one of the most spectacular collapses in Republican primary history? Could Mitt Romney's...
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Obama plans rope-a-dope strategy for re-election

President Obama provided the American people a sneak preview of his re-election strategy at the end of his State of the Union speech last week. He...
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Time to reconsider the Newt option

Newt Gingrich's surge to the top of the Republican presidential field in South Carolina has some conservatives deeply worried. The first...
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One year later - has anything really changed?

* This was a column I wrote one year ago. Congress currently has a nine percent approval rating. Has anything really changed? There is truly...
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