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Republican presidential candidates take note: the clout of social and religious conservatives is growing in politically crucial Iowa. And these activists are driving the debate here toward cultural issues —…
March 22, 2011Read More
Once President Barack Obama made the decision to blow well over $100 million in taxpayer dollars for a weekend attack on Libya, we saw yet another example of committing an…
March 21, 2011Read More
The contradictions that have marked Barack Obama‘s Presidency also mark his approach to foreign policy. And his travels in South America show just how different those approaches can be. As…
March 21, 2011Read More
It’s been a year since President Barack Obama‘s controversial health care “reform” became law and America remains divided over whether it’s a good or bad thing. Most can’t even decide…
March 21, 2011Read More
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) says President Barack Obama is underestimating deficits and overestimating revenue projections in the budget released by the White House on Friday and that the budget,…
March 20, 2011Read More
With surprising speed, President Barack Obama went from straddling the fence on Libya to ordering military strikes, along with European allies, with the threat of more to come. The President’s…
March 20, 2011Read More
“The Donald,” as in Donald Trump, says he will decide by June on whether or not he will run for President but says he is serious and that the run…
March 20, 2011Read More
After weeks of hesitation and divisions among his advisers, President Barack Obama on Friday endorsed military action against Libya’s Moammar Gadhafi, saying U.S. values and credibility are at stake to…
March 19, 2011Read More
Nearly two-thirds of the US Senate pressed President Barack Obama on Friday to back a “broad approach” of spending cuts, tax reforms, and curbing popular social programs to reduce the…
March 19, 2011Read More
The monthlong saga over Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s plan to drastically curb collective bargaining rights for public workers in Wisconsin took a turn Friday that could force a dramatic rebooting…
March 19, 2011Read More
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