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“War on Women” Takes on New Twist

After a Democratic strategist insulted Ann Romney, saying she never “worked a day in her life,” vile attacks against Romney continued on Twitter and the so-called » READ
Stolen Tax Return from IRS Given to Obama’s Re-Election Committee
Tax returns are confidential and are filed with the Internal Revenue Service. So how did a confidential tax return of the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) » READ
GOP Senate Candidate Rullo: “I Believe Anyone Convicted of Rape Should Get 25 Years to Life.”
In New Jersey, the GOP primary race for Senate is in full swing. Among the pack of candidates is Ocean County resident, Joe Rullo. According to » READ
Obama Flag Brings Threats, Flag Seller Claims
By now, many readers might have heard about the Obama Flag causing controversy in Florida. Many veterans were offended that the flag, a symbol of what » READ
Wisconsin Judge’s Impartiality Called Into Question
A Wisconsin judge is under fire for his decision, that some deem partial, of issuing a temporary injunction against the state’s voter identification law. Dade County » READ

Tea Party Gets ACLJ to Help Fight IRS

Numerous Tea Party organizations around the country have received letters by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), asking probing questions about the groups, their members and even » READ
Veterans for Ron Paul march on the White House

WASHINGTON DC, February 17, 2012 – Adam Kokesh is a member of Iraq Veterans Against the War, and along with Nathan Cox, co-founded Veterans for Ron Paul. » READ
Did Donald Trump endorse Mitt Romney because of China?

Why did Donald Trump endorse Mitt Romney, anyway? At first glance they seem an odd couple. Mr. Trump’s pugnacity is more Gingrichian than Romneyesque. Trump likes to be wooed, » READ
Rick Perry drops his presidential bid

Rick Perry on Thursday dropped his bid for the Republican presidential nomination, throwing his support behind former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. Read More… (Photo Credit: CBS » READ

Slowly But Surely, The Republican Party Is Coming To Ron Paul MYRTLE BEACH, South Carolina—South Carolina State Sen. Tom Davis is your basic early state prize: A credentialed up-and-comer, former chief of staff to the governor, conservative » READ	Palin urges SC voters to support Gingrich in primary Sarah Palin on Tuesday urged South Carolina voters to support Newt Gingrich in their GOP presidential primary, offering the closest thing to an endorsement the former » READ
Romney Wins Again, Paul Impresses The first primary in the GOP Presidential race has come to fruition. The New Hampshire votes were divided as follows: Mitt Romney with 39%, Ron Paul » READ	Ron Paul in it for long haul, preps for February Republican presidential candidates Ron Paul and Mitt Romney have seemingly been two steps ahead of their opponents throughout the 2012 presidential campaign season, evidenced by them » READ
THESE ARE THE VIDEOS OF RICK SANTORUM GETTING BOOED FOR HIS GAY MARRIAGE COMMENTS During his Friday morning radio broadcast, Glenn Beck used a mathematical equation to explain his stance on same-sex marriage and serve as a springboard for his opinions of » READ	Military Donors Prefer Ron Paul GOP presidential candidate and Air Force veteran Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) continues to highlight his strong support from members of the armed forces as he hits » READ
Romney, Santorum and Paul Keep it Close in Caucus In a nearly three-way tie, Rich Santorum, Mitt Romney, and Ron Paul grabbed the top three tickets yesterday in the Iowa Caucuses. Let’s start with the » READ	Gingrich’s Iowa Political Director Leaves Campaign after ‘Cult of Mormon’ Remark During a focus group on Wednesday the newly appointed political director for Newt Gingrich’s Iowa campaign stated that Mitt Romney’s religion — which he referred to as » READ
Ron Paul: Bush Administration Was ‘Gleeful’ After 9/11 Attacks Speaking in Iowa Thursday evening, Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul said that the Bush administration were “gleeful” after the September 11 attacks because it gave them » READ	AP: Obama Defends His Faith in America Amid Republican Criticism WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Mitt Romney accuses President Barack Obama of considering America “just another nation.” To other GOP politicians running for the White House, Obama » READ
WaPo Cartoonist Mocks Gingrich As a Suicide Bomber Washington Post editorial cartoonist Tom Toles is both generally unfunny and a terrible artist. That doesn’t mean he can’t offend conservatives, as he did in 2006 » READ	Ron Paul: ‘I’d like to think of myself as the flavor of the decade’ Asked on CNN’s “State of the Union” about Saturday’s Des Moines Register poll showing him surging into second place in Iowa, the Texas congressman and GOP » READ
Cain backs out of presidential race Reporting from Los Angeles and Washington— Herman Cain‘s unlikely and ill-fated presidential campaign proved that one rule is immutable even in this rambunctious campaign year: Political » READ	MSNBC’s Bashir Hints Herman Cain Headed to Hell, Says He Should Resign Pastoral Post at His Church Suggest that infrequent churchgoer Barack Obama may not really be a sincere from-the-heart Christian and MSNBC’s anchors will be chief among the media pack to denounce » READ
High School Student Fights Bachmann on Gay Marriage Stance at Town Hall Meeting A cozy town hall meeting with Michele Bachmann at the Waverly Pizza Ranch in Iowa took a twist Wednesday when a student questioned the GOP presidential contender’s » READ	Obama: My kids will succeed, even if USA doesn’t President Obama believes that Republican leadership of the country would ruin the United States as a land of opportunity, but he’s (justifiably) confident that his daughters » READ
ABC Forecasts Doom for GOP Candidates: Can Cain ‘Survive?’ Is Romney ‘On the Ropes?’ Good Morning America’s reporters and hosts on Thursday continued to hype their own impact in the Herman Cain scandal. Co-anchor Robin Roberts gloated that Cain is » READ	Scathing New Ron Paul Ad Blasts Newt Gingrich for ‘Serial Hypocrisy’ In what the Wall Street Journal called one of the “most scathing” political ads of the year, Texas congressman and GOP presidential contender Ron Paul released a hard-hitting new » READ
Herman Cain: ‘A Week From Now, I Will Have Made a Final Decision’ Herman Cain said Wednesday he will decide within a week whether or not to stay in the presidential race, a day after he said he was » READ	CNN Helps Politicize Tragic Teen ‘Dream Act Suicide’ After an illegal immigrant teenager killed himself allegedly because his lack of citizenship would derail his college dreams, CNN ran a segment on the “‘Dream Act’ » READ
Obama‘s Approval Rating Finally Drops Below Carter’s: Worst of Any President at This Stage of His Term It’s been a slow, steady decline but President Barack Obama‘s job approval rating has finally dipped below Jimmy Carter’s, earning Obama the worst approval rating of » READ

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