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McCain: "I think it could go on a while and it would not be to our benefit" Print E-mail

Gingrich questions Romney's suitability for presidency

Newt Gingrich today accused front-running Mitt Romney of waging a dishonest campaign, saying the former governor is trying to cover up liberal stances in his past

Gingrich suggested that Romney lacked the character to be president.

 
A warning from England about Obama's "socialist state" Print E-mail

Barack Obama is trying to make the US a more socialist state

"In the US, it has had only odd historical moments of favour (Roosevelt’s New Deal, Lyndon Johnson’s “Great Society”), which have been beaten back consistently by the dynamism of a country that sees its existential purpose as being to foster and promote individual achievement and self-belief. It is bizarre that Obama should be regarded (or should regard himself) as a kind-of European who is trying to bring a sophisticated kind-of socialism to American economic life, complete with government-run health care and “fair” (high) taxes on the wealthy. If his European credentials were up to date, he would know that this was precisely the social model that is causing the EU to implode, and whose hopeless contradictions the best economic minds on the Continent are attempting, unsuccessfully, to resolve."

 
Fox News psychiatrist: Newt's affairs are a good sign Print E-mail

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Fox News psychiatrist: Gingrich's affairs 'mean he might make a strong president'

 "When three women want to sign on for life with a man who is now running for president, I worry more about whether we’ll be clamoring for a third Gingrich term, not whether we’ll want to let him go after one."

 
Newt: Rebel without a pause Print E-mail

Rebel without a pause

How Newt Gingrich plays the part of a Washington outsider

Former House Speaker has stepped up his attacks on Romney, criticizing Mitt for being too timid.

 
What Americans Mean When They Say They're Conservative Print E-mail

What It Means to Be Conservative

What It Means to Be Conservative

The label can mean a surprising amount of different things to different people.

Roughly two-fifths of Americans call themselves "conservative." What do they mean by the word? It depends. And during a Republican primary, that can be problematic. Every candidate is vying to be the standard-bearer for conservatism, and exploiting the fact that its meaning is variable.

 
Romney Believing His Internal Polling Print E-mail

 

A re-energized Romney gains swagger in Fla.

Philip Rucker and Amy Gardner / WashPost

The stakes are high, but Mitt Romney isn’t showing much concern as he caravans across Florida this weekend with a sudden swagger and the newfound looseness of a front-runner who thinks he’s cleared the obstacles in his path.

 
Wisconsin: The Most Important Non-Presidential Election of the Decade Print E-mail

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The Most Important Non-Presidential Election of the Decade

Wisconsin's Scott Walker is facing a recall after his labor and spending reforms. If he loses, public unions will flex their muscles nationwide.

The recall's ultimate objective is to intimidate any official across the country who's thinking of crossing swords with the empire of teachers and other public-employee unions. "This is about killing reform initiatives in every state in the country"

 
What You Can Learn From Mitt's Tax Return Print E-mail

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What You Can Learn From Mitt's Tax Return

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's 2010 filing is a case study in tax planning.

Experts who have parsed the returns say the Romneys' advisers have been tax-smart without crossing legal lines. "The trustee has clearly gotten good advice and managed to reduce the Romneys' taxes in many perfectly legal ways"

 
Pentagon in Deep Nuclear/Conventional Water Print E-mail

Pentagon Confused by Its Own ‘Subs vs. Terrorists’ Plan

"Here’s the basic problem with the plan. A ballistic missile fired with a conventional warhead flies in the same trajectory as a ballistic missile fired with a nuclear warhead. Seeing any such missile in the air could prompt a panic in Moscow, Beijing or another nuclear-armed capitol. So while Washington thinks it’s striking a terrorist training camp or an enemy weapons silo, it might prompt someone else to let loose the world’s most dangerous weapons."

 
Israel warns that Iran is moving rapidly to "immunity zone" Print E-mail

Iran moving closer to stage where it will be too late to destroy nuclear facilities, Israel warns

"We are determined to prevent Iran from turning nuclear"

Iran is moving closer to the point when it will be too late to destroy its nuclear facilities with a precision air strike, Israel's defence minister has warned.

 
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