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Rudy Giuliani for Senate? He’d make a big race bigger.
• Christian Science MonitorMr. Giuliani, the former mayor of the Big Apple and a Republican, is reported to be close to declaring himself a candidate to be the junior senator from New York.
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Mr. Giuliani, the former mayor of the Big Apple and a Republican, is reported to be close to declaring himself a candidate to be the junior senator from New York.
United States Senate candidate Rand Paul today criticized the Obama administration’s decision to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center and try terrorism suspects in United States Civil Courts.
“Foreign terrorists do not deserve the protections of our Constitution,” said Dr. Paul. “These thugs should stand before military tribunals and be kept off American soil. I will always fight to keep Kentucky safe and that starts with cracking down on
But I digress. This is about Dobbs and Palin for 2012! Lou Dobbs just quit CNN, and Palin’s about to embark upon her “Going Rogue” book tour. Several outlets have reported Dobbs considering a Presidential bid, possibly as an independent, certainly hi
Most of you who contributed to the Ron Paul campaign have received the emails yesterday, concerning the new launch of a website called moneybomb.com that would pool our money and target traitorous incumbents such as Sen. Boxer of California, Sen. Sch
Did Texas execute an innocent man? That question, and the controversy surrounding it, continues to dog Gov. Rick Perry. Critics say the governor has tried to squelch an investigation into the case. Now the issue has moved to the forefront of Perry
Throughout the votes leading up to final passage, Cao was flanked by senior lawmaker Rep. Young (R-Ark.) and senior Rep. Wolf (R-Va.). Young, appeared to be fending off his GOP colleagues who might have twisted Cao's arms, said Cao made the right dec
Though NY-23 has gotten most of the headlines, there’s one other congressional election on tap today: California’s 10th. If NY 23 is a referendum of sorts on the Obama policies, isn’t Cal-23? The contest pits Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi (D) ag
Sarah Palin responded to accusations made by Levi Johnston that Palin called baby Trigg, “retarded”. We took a look at prior Johnston statements as well as Johnston’s “budding” career and the people who “handle” the newest “hunk” in Hollywood.
Ballots from the aborted 2008 Nevada Republican Convention will be counted on Friday, October 30.
George P. Bush, or "P" as he's known to some, is thought to be the biggest hope for a fourth generation of Bush family political leaders, with some suggesting that he might run for statewide office in Texas at some point in the next four to eight yea
http://www.thisnovember5th.com includes Chris Simcox, well known Arizona neocon on list with true pro-liberty candidates such as Rand Paul.
Some of the most prominent names in national Republican Party politics are lining up against the GOP nominee in a key upstate New York House special election, the latest being former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who weighed in Friday. In endor
163 men on the evening of the election showed that voters for both McCain and Obama had similar testosterone levels when polling stations closed on the east coast, but the levels in McCain backers fell when Obama was announced as the winner.
Sue Lowden is banking on short memories in her bid to take the place of Harry Reid as a senator from Nevada.
Brian Sandoval is running for Nevada governor. And, you should join him, because he's running for Nevada governor.
The rise of conservative "tea party" activists around the country has created a dilemma for Republicans. They are breathing life into the party's quest to regain power. But they're also waging war on some candidates hand-picked by GOP leaders as the
It’s hard to imagine a Republican more useless than South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham. Whether spearheading legislation that would grant amnesty to millions of illegal aliens, stumping for the $787 billion taxpayer theft known as “TARP,”
I started to list this under 'Humor'... : ) - Ed
While the energy of the anti-tax and anti-Big Government tea party movement may yet haunt Democrats in 2010, the first order of business appears to be remaking the Republican Party. Whether it’s the loose confederation of Washington-oriented groups t
In a bid to unseat incumbent congressman Ron Paul, Gerald Wall yesterday announced his bid to seek the Republican nomination for Congress in Texas District 14. Wall, who works in the petrochemical maintenance industry, said he is a strong conservativ
Bush-era Republicans are trying to reposition themselves. As recently as last year's GOP presidential primary, Paul was ridiculed by the GOP mainstream for his opposition to America's costly military adventures abroad; the leading conservative websit
Fresh from a humbling loss in last year’s presidential election, Sen. John McCain is working behind-the-scenes to reshape the Republican Party in his own center-right image. McCain is recruiting candidates, raising money for them and hitting the camp
Imagine this man in Congress, standing up for us all against endless war and endless debt.
Text summary and video interview of the basis of Peter Schiff's campaign for Senate.
“She didn’t sound at all like a far-right-wing conservative. She seemed to be positioning herself as a libertarian or a small-c conservative,” he said, adding that she mentioned both Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher. “She brought up both those nam
Does the Democratic Party confuse Democrats as much as the Republican Party confuses Republicans?
I ask this, as a newly studious and active Republican, because the Democrats have no rule similar to the Republicans' Rule 11 which apparently can be used to clear the field of opposing candidates in a race. The Democrats have no need for such a rule to clear the field; you see, they have no rule forbidding supporting one candidate at the expense of another prior to a primary in the first place.
In other words, prior to the citizens getting their say the Democrats can pick a favorite at the national level and send money his/her way unrestricted. His/her opponents, soon discovering that they can't compete with the avalanche of money from the party's national headquarters to their opponent, drop out. Did you think I was going to claim they would be made an offer they couldn't refuse? Of course not, they are much more subtle than that; and so are the Repub
61 South Carolina House Republicans asked Gov. Mark Sanford to
resign, questioning his ability to lead the state since his
unannounced summertime trip to see a mistress in Argentina and
investigations of his state and private travel that followed.
Republican Assemblyman Mike Duvall resigned from office today after revelations that he described lewd details of two sexual affairs at a televised committee hearing.
The resignation came after Assembly Speaker Karen Bass today stripped Duvall, R-Yorba Linda, of his spot as vice-chair of the Assembly Utilities and Commerce Committee following reports of a long-term affair he has carried on with a female utility company lobbyist.
Schiff has said that he will definitely run if he raises $1.5 million. The counter on his site reads $963,280, as of 10:15pm on 9/8. Here's a little motivation to pump it up and continue the R3VOLUTION.