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Gingrich to Stay in Race Until Republican Convention

Newt Gingrich announced on Saturday that he has every intention of staying in the race for the White House until August’s Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida. Newt announced the following in Port St. Lucie, Florida: “I will go all the way to the convention, I expect to win the nomination.” If you haven’t done [...]

What Three Government Agencies Would Rick Perry Eliminate?

At this point we know that two of the three are the Department of Commerce and Department of Education. If anyone knows the third, let us (and Rick Perry) know in the comments section. Yes, debate prep is very important.

Post State of the Union Approval Rating History

Gallup has a great post today discussing how the State of the Union has impacted approval ratings of American President’s since the Jimmy Carter Administration. While Gallup notes: U.S. presidents rarely see a spike in public support after their delivery of State of the Union addresses. Since 1978, Gallup has measured only four instances when a [...]

25 Christmas Gifts for Conservatives or Republicans for Under $25

Over the past few weeks, I’ve had a variety of people ask me what types of gifts they should get their conservative or Republican friends, family, and/or colleagues for Christmas. While I wouldn’t consider myself the authority on these matters, I thought I’d make it easy for everyone by compiling a list of twenty-five items [...]

One way to ensure a short-lived Democrat majority: Rush healthcare, stall Brown

I read a startling article yesterday regarding various contingency plans being tossed around Democrat circles in Washington and Massachusetts, preparing for the prospects of Scott Brown defeating Martha Coakley, in what could be one of the greatest political upsets of the 21st Century. From the Wall Street Journal:

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