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Mitt Romney Sweeping Up Delegates
Mitt Romney had a not so surprising sweep of wins last night in Wisconsin, Maryland, and Washington D.C. Romney easily won and now has a delegate count of 655. With such a large lead no other candidates stand a chance … Continue reading
Chief Justice Roberts Position On Obamacare
Where is Chief Justice Roberts going to come down on Obamacare? Will he vote for the government and affirm Obamacare as constitutional? Will he vote to strike down the individual mandate? Will he move to strike the whole bill? Yesterday … Continue reading
Obamacare and the Supreme Court
Wow did I miss a busy week last week. The Supreme Court heard the case against Obamacare. Going into the arguments, I had a suspicion that the court would rule the idividual mandate unconstitutional, but find the rest of the … Continue reading
The Obama Contraception Ploy
A lot of political pundits out there are claiming that President Obama has made a huge mistake with the announcement that all businesses must provide contraception coverage in their healthcare plans, including church backed schools and hospitals. They will tell … Continue reading
Game Over
Last night Florida hosted the last debate amongst GOP candidates until Super Tuesday. Florida’s primary is just around the corner and in order to stay in the race, Newt Gingrich needed a TKO debate performance. Did he perform? Who will … Continue reading
New Hampshire Primary and Millennials
The New Hampshire primary for the Republican race is tonight. This is the first primary in the nation and kicks off the race immediately after the Iowa caucuses. New Hampshire has been seen as a stronghold for Mitt Romney. So … Continue reading
Obama Ignores Do-Nothing Congress – Makes Recess Appointments
President Obama made a brilliant political move yesterday and boy did it get Republicans in Congress fired up. Ignoring the pro forma sessions, which have technically kept the Senate in session, Obama made 4 recess appointments that the Senate has … Continue reading
The Race For The Republican Nominee Begins Tonight In Iowa
Tonight, the first if many, in the long run to win the Republican nomination for President of the United States begins in Iowa. It is caucus night! Iowa has a long tradition of starting the race for President. They have … Continue reading
Is Congress Broken beyond Repair?
2011 has been a tough year for everyone. The economy has been slugging along at a snails pace, unemployment is at extremely high levels, and the housing situation is still at rock bottom. This means people are spending less money, … Continue reading
GOP Will Lose Big In 2012 If They Fight Payroll Tax Extension
It was suggested by the number 2 man in the Senate for the GOP that Republicans may not support extending the payroll tax cut this year. If this happens, it will cause the GOP to lose big time in 2012. … Continue reading
