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By John Hawkins, Townhall.com 15) The Rise of the Mama Grizzlies: Sarah Palin did more to promote women candidates than anyone has ever done before, Smart Girl Politics started to make a name for themselves, women candidates like Renee Ellmers and Nikki Haley drew national attention, and the GOP carried the female vote for the […]...
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By Star Parker, Townhall.com Next month the Republican National Committee will elect a chairman to lead their party into the 2012 presidential election. Current chairman Michael Steele, who has been a source of controversy throughout his two year tenure, is being challenged by a number of candidates. Many Republicans are unhappy with Steele’s leadership style […]...
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By Ed Barnes, FOX News Bryan Rudnick of ACORN Watch, a political watchdog group, called the Chapter 7 bankruptcy “a shell game” and charged that ACORN was not disbanding, as the court records indicate, but simply “transforming” into a new entity. “This is ACORN being ACORN,” he said. “Unlike most of us, ACORN doesn’t rely […]...
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By Ed Barnes, FOX News While the rest of the nation was out voting last Tuesday, ACORN — the major voter registration organization in cities and among the poor — was quietly filing for bankruptcy in a Brooklyn, N.Y., courthouse a few blocks from its main office. But despite the bankruptcy filing, many of the […]...
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Since the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in March 2010, more and more Americans have realized that this legislation is not true reform. Instead, it further complicates a broken system, takes away choice from patients and doctors, and drives up health care spending for the government and for individuals. This invasive […]...
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By Anthony Calabrese, Mashable Social media is changing the face of democracy in the U.S., and Facebook is leading the way. The 2010 congressional elections were just the latest example of how the social web is driving real-world change in ways the founding fathers never dreamed of. On Facebook, more than 12 million people used […]...
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By Craig Howie, Los Angeles Times Twitter, Facebook, Google and Foursquare all did their bit for democracy Tuesday with election-themed widgets and services appearing on their pages. Facebook featured an online vote counter, which appears at the top of a user’s feed and allows users to click to say they voted, which earns them an […]...
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By Michael Tennant, The New American “They passed it without even reading it. But we’ve read it now. And it’s even worse than we thought.” “It,” of course, is the nearly 1,000 pages of legislation in two laws (the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act) that created […]...
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By Michael Tennant, The New American “They passed it without even reading it. But we’ve read it now. And it’s even worse than we thought.” “It,” of course, is the nearly 1,000 pages of legislation in two laws (the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act) that created […]...
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By Dan Zarella, DanZarella.com With the 2010 midterm elections coming up on Tuesday, I decided to look into the correlation of candidates Twitter accounts and their recent performance in polls. I gathered a random sample of 30 senate, house and governor races from RealClearPolitics database of recent election polls and gathered each the number of […]...
