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Rep. Kristi Noem Delivers Weekly GOP Address

Rising GOP star Rep. Kristi Noem delivers the weekly Republican address and takes the Senate to task for their inaction while promoting the GOP plan to “reduce burdensome regulations, simplify our tax code, expand American energy production,... read more »

 

Gallup: Romney Retakes Leads Over Obama

Gallup: Romney Retakes Leads Over Obama

By one point, but still. This is big, and hopefully not just an outlier. After a period where President Obama lead presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney through the latter’s drawn out primary, Romney has retaken the lead over Obama nationally... read more »

 

Work Isn’t Work Unless Democrats Can Tax It

Work Isn’t Work Unless Democrats Can Tax It

Coming soon: the stay-at-home-mom tax! Because apparently, staying home to raise your five children isn’t working unless our Democratic friends can tax it. Hilary Rosen, a partner at the public relations firm SKDKnickerbocker, said Ann... read more »

 

Santorum Suspends 2012 Bid

Santorum Suspends 2012 Bid

Rick Santorum, the surprise candidate of 2012 is putting the brakes on his 2012 bid to replace President Obama and effectively conceding the race to Mitt Romney: NBC News has confirmed that Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum will... read more »

 

GOP Primary Math: Romney 100% and Santorum 0%

GOP Primary Math: Romney 100% and Santorum 0%

After the results are in tonight in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Wisconsin the delegate math gets even easier. My projections are Mitt Romney will grab 77 delegates to Rick Santorum’s 18 in the primaries being held today. It’s... read more »

 

The Three Steps to Mitt Romney’s Nomination

The Three Steps to Mitt Romney’s Nomination

While numbers can be manipulated to paint obfuscated pictures, when delved into deeply they do not lie or cloud reality. There are three mathematical steps to the inevitable nomination of Mitt Romney and they are difficult to dispute. After... read more »

 

How Close Was the GOP Primary?

How Close Was the GOP Primary?

Turns out, not that close at all. David French at National Review: If you go to Real Clear Politics and take a close look at the actual numbers of this primary race, you’ll reach some startling conclusions: The primary is all but over, and... read more »

 

Candidate Obama: Americans Should Get Used to High Energy Prices

Candidate Obama: Americans Should Get Used to High Energy Prices

Ah, how the mighty fall. Back in 2008 while campaigning for President, Obama was asked what “sacrifices” he was willing to tell Americans they’d have to face, he listed paying more for energy (such as gasoline) as one, and... read more »

 

Romney & Santorum Are In, Gingrich & Paul Are Out

Romney & Santorum Are In, Gingrich & Paul Are Out

Let’s get ready to rumble! Politics is a blood-sport so let’s just get on with the battle. If nothing else is clear in the GOP Primary, it is obvious that the race has come down to those who support Mitt Romney, moderate Republicans and... read more »

 

Guam-ney

Guam-ney

Last night was a pretty good one for Mitt Romney. It seems the Pacific Ocean is a fan of the hair:  Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney won the unanimous vote among Guam Republicans to pledge all nine of their delegates to his presidential... read more »

 

The Daily Kos Must Hate Women

The Daily Kos Must Hate Women

Yesterday, Tommy showed us how the Obama campaign was advertising on the Daily Kos, which has some pretty vile things about Republicans published on it. Well, today it seems Daily Kos is at the same game they condemned Rush Limbaugh for: attacking... read more »

 

Donna Brazile Admits She’s Republican

Donna Brazile Admits She’s Republican

I’ve always kinda liked Donna Brazile, at least personally. I’ve never met her, but despite her politics she seems like one of those overly kind aunts that always bakes you snickerdoodle cookies and occasionally heckles you about... read more »