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Tag Archives: Republican
What Republicans Should Not Do In 2013
I already discussed briefly what Republicans should do strategically in 2013. Now a quick sidebar on what they should not do. I only have to look down the street from where I live to find Rep. Phil Gingrey as an … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans
Tagged fight club, Georgia, gingrey, legitimate rape, phil gingrey, rape, Republican, republican strategy, richard mourdock, todd akin
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Republican Strategy For 2013
Let’s be honest here. Coming out of the tax battle, it appears on the outside that Republicans lost big time during the fiscal cliff debate. After all, their stance from the beginning was to not raise anyone’s taxes and to … Continue reading
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Tagged bush tax cuts, debt ceiling, fiscal cliff, public debt, Republican, republican strategy, United States, White House
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Todd Akin and Richard Mourdock Rape Comments Could Cost Republicans a Shot at the Senate
The Tea Party was once celebrated as Republicans’ best hope to take control of the government for the nation’s conservatives. This is hardly the case today, as Tea Party Republicans running for Senate will mostly lose to their Democratic opponents … Continue reading
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Tagged bible belt, claire mccaskill, Joe Donnelly, Republican, Richard Lugar, richard mourdock, tea party, todd akin
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Republican Leadership Needs To Change – Will Romney Be Up To The Task?
One of the largest problems facing the Republican party today is that it’s leadership is beyond lacking. John Boehner, Eric Cantor, Mitch McConnell…all of the leadership within the republican party is bad beyond belief. Should Mitt Romney win the presidency … Continue reading
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Tagged big bang, broun, committee on science space and technology, debt deal, Mitt Romney, paul broun, payroll tax, Republican, republican leadership, Romney, space science and technology, todd akin, uga, university of georgia
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House Holds First Five Day Workweek Of The Year!
One of the great things about being the party in charge of the House of Representatives or the Senate is that you get to set the schedule. Once Republicans took over the House in 2010, they have held shorter and … Continue reading
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Tagged boehner, Congress, five day work week, house of representatives, John Boehner, Republican, Senate, United States
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