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		<title>‘Real News From The Blaze’ Discusses Romney’s Econ Experience, Not-So-‘Kosher’ Robocalls and Wilson From ‘Castaway’</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 01 Feb 2012 15:08:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[On Tuesday night's "Real News From The Blaze," the panel delivered a highly charged exchanges on the similarities and dissimilarities  between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. Host Will Cain pulled no punches, saying that comparing Obama to Romney on the basis of Romneycare is "total B.S." "This is a man who worked in private equity," Cain clarified. Adding that he sees Romney as man who can "get it" because of his understanding of capitalism and the financial markets. Obama is the antithesis of that, Cain asserted. Blaze national security expert Buck Sexton asked how, given Romney's business accumen and success, could Americans have a " better"  candidate at this moment in time -- especially considering the key economic issues currently facing the nation. "Now we have that guy and people are turning their nose up at him!" Sexton astutely observed. Watch the clip below: ]]></description>
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		<title>Gingrich, Ignoring Attacks, Plays Up Ties to Reagan</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 29 Jan 2012 07:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[At New York Times , " Gingrich Predicts a ‘Wild and Woolly’ Campaign ": PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Despite signs that he could lose the important Florida primary on Tuesday, Newt Gingrich pledged Saturday to stay in the nominating fight until the very end, telling reporters he would press on until the Republican convention in Tampa in late August. “I will go all the way to the convention,” Mr. Gingrich told reporters after a rally at a golf course in this coastal community. “I expect to win the nomination.” Mr. Gingrich alluded to two national polls that he said showed him ahead, but it is the state polls that count, and in Florida they show him lagging 8 or 10 percentage points behind Mitt Romney. Mr. Romney, meanwhile, exuded confidence, telling jokes to a crowd in Pensacola and drilling down against President Obama, a shift from recent days, when he had divided his focus between Mr. Obama and Mr. Gingrich. But he mentioned Mr. Gingrich only once, to gloat slightly about his own strong debate performances in Florida this week, which his campaign hopes will propel him to a win here on Tuesday. Mr. Gingrich turned in uncharacteristically weak debate performances, something of a surprise since he had climbed in the polls on the strength of his ability to make sharp, succinct arguments and confront his questioners in the news media. He has also faced a torrent of criticism from the Republican establishment warning that he is too erratic, unhinged and temperamental to be president. Moreover, they have said, he would lose to Mr. Obama in November. The taunts seem to have emboldened Mr. Gingrich, who predicted a “wild and woolly” campaign ahead as he barreled through a series of speeches and town-hall-style meetings Saturday on Florida’s affluent Treasure Coast. The Romney campaign has been sprinkling its surrogates on the edge of crowds at Gingrich events to talk with reporters about Mr. Gingrich’s failings and why they were supporting Mr. Romney. The Gingrich campaign criticized this tactic, even as it brought out its own surrogates and said a backlash was developing against Mr. Romney for orchestrating criticisms of Mr. Gingrich from the Republican establishment. Despite Mr. Gingrich’s three-decade career in Washington, he argues to audiences that he is the only one with vision bold enough to change it. “Have courage!” he told the crowd here of about 150 people who were standing by the golf course in shorts and flip-flops. And in the face of assertions that he is exaggerating his closeness to President Ronald Reagan, Mr. Gingrich added that he was “very proud to run on a Reagan-Gingrich record.” Also, at CNN, " Herman Cain endorses Gingrich ." ]]></description>
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		<title>Feisty Gingrich stakes campaign on electability 
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		<pubDate>Sat, 28 Jan 2012 22:31:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ AP - Newt Gingrich has staked his presidential bid on the idea that he's best positioned to defeat President Barack Obama. Yet even some supporters seem to be struggling to buy that claim, an indication that efforts by chief rival Mitt Romney to undercut him may be working. ]]></description>
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		<title>Quick quiz: Is President Obama the best singing president?</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 23 Jan 2012 19:59:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What will be the legacy of President Barack Obama? Will he be known for: - amassing more than $4 TRILLION in debt in just three years ... and he's on track to finish his first term with more debt than all of the presidents before him... combined. -  playing golf more times in two years than President Bush did in eight years? -  collecting more money from Wall Street and Big Banks than the GOP does. (He got more $$$ from Bain Capital than Romney did.) - his singing skills. It is my contention that this president will be known as the Crooner-in-Chief. Earlier this week, The Blaze featured a short clip of Barack Obama singing a snippet of Rev Al Green's classic 1970s soul smash hit, "Let's Stay Together." Initially, I shrugged this off as Mr. Obama only sang one line from the song. And he probably did so because Rev. Green was sitting in the audience at the Apollo Theater fundraiser. Then I started remembering other times the President's singing was captured on video. In fact, over the holidays The Blaze also covered Mr. Obama's musical performance at the lighting of the National Christmas Tree (officially called a Holiday tree). Barack Obama has been caught singing in public more than once in the past two months! Someone else noticed this too. A contributor to BuzzFeed posted this collection of "President Obama's Greatest Hits." But wait... There's more! If you order before midnight tonight, you'll also get this bonus clip ... A mash-up of the President singing Lady Gaga's "Born This Way." I do give the President credit. He can  carry a tune much better than I can.]]></description>
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		<title>Fed-Up Limbaugh Unleashes Firestorm: Obama ‘Pretends to Care About the Middle Class but Lives Like a King at the Public Trough’</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Jan 2012 06:42:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ever since former governor Mitt Romney made his “ about 15 percent ” comment Tuesday morning, media outlets have been reporting almost non-stop that a) the GOP candidate is wealthy and b) his effective federal tax rate seems very low. It seems the media’s fascination with the former Massachusetts governor’s comments proved too much for radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh. On his show Wednesday, Limbaugh had some “you shoulda' said” advice for the GOP hopeful. “When all this kerfuffle starts about Mitt Romney, this 15 percent tax rate, he can say, ‘Look, we live in America, not some failed Soviet satellite. I favor a flat, or fair tax. I want to get rid of the IRS, or most of it. I favor denying big spending Obamacare liberals our income. I favor putting Obama and his reckless spending radicals on a diet, a diet we call private property rights. We call it limited government. We call it taking our country back,’" Limbaugh said. However, Limbaugh was just getting warmed up. It’s not enough to simply refute the attack, Limbaugh said, but conservatives should go on the offensive and preach the message of conservatism. “This class warfare garbage, it might work in these cloistered campaign circles surrounding Obama, but this is not our country. This is not a country that has been living under class envy all of these years since its interception. This is not about have and have-nots. It's about protecting all of us from a bloated federal government. It's about protecting us from everybody who benefits from bloated federal government and never-ending federal spending,” Limbaugh said. From here, Limbaugh launched into the type of passionate and heated tirade he became famous for in the early 90s (via Daily Rushbo ): Full transcript (via Rush Limbaugh ): Now, here's what Romney doesn't do, all this talk about Romney, 15 percent, his speech income, he doesn't know how much, how little and so forth. Let me tell you what Romney doesn't do. Romney has not played over 90 rounds of golf in three years while everybody is suffering. Romney has not flown all over the world on the federal government's dime. Romney has not had lavish parties and concerts on the public's dime. Romney has not lived like a king on other people's money. He has sent his wife on government jets four hours ahead of him to the same destination. Romney is not responsible, nor is any other Republican, for the 16 percent unemployment, real unemployment in this country. Romney is not responsible for increased fuel and food costs. He's not responsible for any of this. That would be Obama, who pretends to care about the middle class but lives like a king at the public trough. Mitt Romney's not the problem. Newt Gingrich isn't the problem. Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, not the problem. We find ourselves in this mess because of Barack Obama. And here come some people who want to dramatically change course, reverse course. And all we get in the news media is what a bunch of reprobates they are, when every one of them is a fine human being. Every one of them is a decent person. Every one of them is an average American in their own ways. Obama is not, his wife is not. Now, if the left wants to discuss this kind of thing and the media wants to talk about it, let's talk about it. What financial sacrifices have the Obamas made? What money of theirs do they have that is theirs, that they have earned? How many no-show jobs has Michelle Obama had? How many people get to spend other people's money like they do and then act like they're entitled to do it, in the midst of so much economic suffering throughout the country? Mitt Romney's not up there telling people don't go to Las Vegas, don't go to resorts. Mitt Romney's not up there promising to focus laser-like on jobs and then not do it. Mitt Romney hasn't grown the federal budget by $5 trillion. Do you realize that Barack Obama has already spent the federal budget for the two years of the next administration, whoever's in charge of it. He's already spent it. The entire federal budget for fiscal 2013 and 2014 is already spent.  That's how much money Obama spent. Romney hasn't spent a dime of it. Nor has Newt Gingrich. The entire federal budget for two years after Obama loses in 2012 is already spent, folks.  How much money did Mitt Romney throw at Solyndra?  How much of your money did Mitt Romney throw at Solyndra and all of these other green energy companies?  How many automobile companies did Mitt Romney take over with your money and then demand they start making cars that nobody wants? Did Mitt Romney turn down the Keystone pipeline?  Is Mitt Romney responsible for rising energy costs and depleting energy supplies?  All of this is Barack Obama.  Every ounce of misery, economic misery in this country is directly traceable to the Oval Office and the offices of Pelosi and Reid, and every other Democrat on Capitol Hill, and every Democrat staff member.  Mitt Romney's tax rate is not responsible for one deleterious thing that's happened to any person in this country.  Mitt Romney has done more to empower and enrich individuals with Bain Capital and the other things he's done at the Olympics than Barack Obama could ever hope to do because Barack Obama's done nothing but ruin people's lives.  And we want to talk about Mitt Romney's 15 percent tax rate and how much he makes on speeches, while we don't talk about Bill Clinton's $82 million in speeches, his average fee of $181,000 a speech. Mitt Romney had nothing to do with the subprime mortgage crisis. Mitt Romney had nothing to do with the bottoming out of the housing market. Mitt Romney had nothing to do with half this country losing the value of its number one asset, its home.  And nor did Newt Gingrich, and neither did Rick Perry or Rick Santorum.  What are we talking about here? Mitt Romney has not traveled to a foreign country and apologized for America any time, anywhere, anyplace. Nor has Newt Gingrich, nor has Rick Santorum or Rick Perry. Not one decision that has led to economic disaster in this country, the decline of this country, has been made by Newt Gingrich or Rick Santorum or Mitt Romney or Rick Perry or Michele Bachmann or Jon Huntsman, any of the others that have sought the Republican nomination. And in all of this economic downturn I ask you: What financial sacrifices have the Obamas made? See, one thing Romney could say: "If I'm elected president, I will actually be taking a pay cut, but for Barack Obama the presidency was a path to becoming a millionaire." The presidency is going to cost Mitt Romney money. The presidency was a path to wealth for Barack Obama and for Bill Clinton. Now, you want to talk about morality and decency and who's a good guy and who cares about the little guy and so forth? This is all a crock, folks. This is all the way this silly game is played. Of course, it's frustrating for us that there's (groans) apparently not a candidate that thinks like I am articulating things here. I know it's frustrating, but this is what happens when there's not a genuine conservative. Newt comes close, in his moments where he shines. If somebody said something like this in a debate, the standing O [ovation] would never end. The moderators would lose total control of the debate. Plus, everything I said has an added benefit: It's all true. None of it is made up. In fact, I just scratch the surface. Nobody ever says this kind of stuff to Obama's face. They asked Jay Carney yesterday, "Well, what about the Clem transcripts?" Carney said, "Well (muttering). It's not important. It's not relevant! What do you mean? He's the King! He doesn't have to tell you that." That's just their attitude. ]]></description>
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		<title>Take a Golf Cart Tour With Beck of His New Texas Studio</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 05 Jan 2012 06:21:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[[caption id="attachment_215471" align="aligncenter" width="516" caption="Check out Glenn Beck&#39;s golf cart tour of his new GBTV Texas studios."] [/caption] Glenn Beck had his inaugural Texas show Tuesday, during which he hopped in a golf cart and took viewers on a tour of the studios that are the new home of GBTV. The sprawling Studios at Las Calinas have been the site of the production of such films as "Silkwood," "Robocop" and "JFK." It even has the cantina from "Walker: Texas Ranger." Get a behind-the-scenes look with Beck at how things are shaping up for GBTV: Beck also teased the unveiling of the "American Dream Labs," a four-story, 15,000 square foot soundstage that is the site of his two-hour show. "I told you from the beginning, this isn't about one show, one guy," Beck said. "This will become a place where your and my imagination can run wild." Watch below:]]></description>
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		<title>Heartache: Obama’s Hawaiian Vacation Is Over…</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 03 Jan 2012 14:27:22 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>ggallin</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[And thanks to Congress&#8217; delay in passing the payroll tax deal, he only got to hit the links four times, but it was still enough for him to break a new one-year golfing record with a total of 34 rounds. HONOLULU (AP) &#8212; With an eye on the 2012 campaign, President Barack Obama wrapped up a]]></description>
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		<title>World’s greatest golfer dies. Farewell Kim Jong Il</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 20 Dec 2011 15:48:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[North Korean golfing legend (and oppressive dictator) Kim Jong Il passed away over the weekend . He was just 69 years old, but laid claim to golfing skills that would make greats like Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and Walter Hagen weep with envy. Back in 1994, the man set a record that is likely to stand forever. Playing his first round of golf on a regulation, PGA-style, 18-hole course, Kim Jong Il scored 11 holes-in-one while he carded a stunning 38 UNDER par. Seventeen bodyguards were on hand to witness and attest the score. Regarding the 11 holes-in-one on a single round, that feat will only be repeated on putt-putt golf courses as most regulation-sized courses typically have only four holes short enough to reasonably be considered candidates for scoring an ace. Sadly, the golfing world outside of North Korea has yet to accept this round of golf as legitimate. Kim Jong Il had many habits that the Western world might consider curious. He was reported to only eat rice of a standard size and shape, consumed record amounts of Hennessey cognac, and allegedly kidnapped filmmakers. The Herald Sun has more on the oddities of KJI. Immortalized in the puppet-acted film "Team America" (2004) - K-J-L is seen here singing "I'm So Ronrey." ( content warning - that pesky "F" words makes it's way into the clip... but only once ) For more traditional views of the deceased dictator, please read the Blaze report on his death. ]]></description>
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		<title>Obama Hawaiian Vacation to Cost Taxpayers $4 Million</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 19 Dec 2011 14:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[At The Foundry, " Obama’s $4 Million Hawaii Vacation ." Also at Lonely Conservative, " Obama’s Hawaiian Vacation Estimate to Cost More than $4 Million ." ]]></description>
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		<title>Taking Ron Paul Seriously</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Jeffrey Lord has this at The American Spectator , " The Ron Paul Newsletters " (via Memeorandum ). And from Dan Riehl as well, " Ron Paul Can't Withstand the Scrutiny of Being a Frontrunner ." But don't miss especially Ace of Spades HQ, " Only Ron Paul Can Restore America to Its Former Greatness* ." Check that link for what follows after the asterisk. The post is a devastating indictment of what looks like a blatantly racist newsletter program of pandering ggressively to paleoconservatives and "libertarians and old-time neoconfederates and former Klanners." And according to Ace, "it wasn't just the newsletters." Here's the block quote from the post: Paul is closely con­nected to the Lud­wig Von Mises Insti­tute, founded by the lib­er­tar­ian con­ser­v­a­tive Mur­ray Roth­bard and cur­rently run by Lew Rock­well. Rock­well was for­merly Paul’s chief of staff. ... For Roth­bard, free­dom was best when it wore pants: he blamed the “ori­gins of the Wel­fare State” on “the legion of Yan­kee women, in par­tic­u­lar those of mid­dle– or upper-class back­ground, and espe­cially spin­sters whose busy­body incli­na­tions were not fet­tered by the respon­si­bil­i­ties of home and hearth.” He regret­ted the Con­sti­tu­tional amend­ment that had “imposed” women’s suf­frage on the nation. In 1963, for exam­ple, at the height of the Civil Right move­ment, Roth­bard warned about “the negro cri­sis as a rev­o­lu­tion.” “Demon­strat­ing Negroes,” he said, “have taken to a favorite chant: ‘What do we want? Free­dom! When do we want it? Now!’” One might expect a lib­er­tar­ian to like such a chant, but Roth­bard found the idea of free­dom for negroes alarm­ing: they did not under­stand it prop­erly. Free­dom was a “hope­lessly ambigu­ous word as used by the Negro move­ment,” and “the very fuzzi­ness of the goal per­mits the Negroes to accel­er­ate and increase their own demands with­out limit… it is the very sweep and vague­ness of the demands that make the move­ment insatiable.” An insa­tiable desire for free­dom usu­ally stands in lib­er­tar­ian accounts as the most praise-worthy of human attrib­utes, but Roth­bard found the African Amer­i­can free­dom strug­gle alarm­ing. Roth­bard wor­ried not just about “insa­tiable” negroes, but also about King and his non-violent protests against “pri­vate cit­i­zens as store-keepers or own­ers of golf courses; their rights are already invaded, in a “non-violent” man­ner, by the estab­lished Negro ‘Cen­ter’.” Roth­bard explored ways to stop “the negro rev­o­lu­tion:” his words are worth quot­ing in full. There are two ways by which it might be crip­pled and defeated. First, the retal­ia­tory cre­ation of a white counter-revolutionary mass move­ment, equally deter­mined and mil­i­tant. In short, by the re-creation of the kind of Ku Klux Klan that smashed Recon­struc­tion and the Negro move­ment in the late 19th cen­tury. Since whites are in the major­ity, they have the capac­ity to do this if they have the will. But the will, in my opin­ion, is gone; this is not the 19th cen­tury, nor even the 1920’s. White opin­ion, as we have seen, has dras­ti­cally shifted from racism to egal­i­tar­i­an­ism; even the South­ern whites, par­tic­u­larly the edu­cated lead­er­ship, con­cede the broad merit of the Negro cause; and, finally, mob action no longer has respectabil­ity in our soci­ety. There have been attempts, to be sure, at mass counter-revolutionary white action: the Ku Klux leader in Geor­gia told a rally that “we must fight poi­son with poi­son,” armed con­flict between white and Negro mobs has bro­ken out in Cam­bridge, Mary­land, and white hood­lums have repeat­edly assaulted Negro pick­ets in the Bronx. But all this is a fee­ble replica of the kind of white action that would be nec­es­sary to defeat the rev­o­lu­tion; and it seems almost impos­si­ble for action to be gen­er­ated on the required scale. ... Not sur­pris­ingly, the Von Mises Insti­tute he founded and ran is allied with the “League of the South,” which views the Civil War as a cri­sis over state’s rights and calls for an inde­pen­dent south­ern repub­lic and wants, yes, “to return to a sound cur­rency” based in gold. The League of the South laments the fact that “aliens” now gov­ern the for­mer Con­fed­er­acy. It wants to return rule to the heirs of the “Anglo-Celtic tra­di­tion.” Roth­bard and the Von Mises Insti­tute sim­i­larly describe the Civil War as an unjust inter­ven­tion, and claim slav­ery would have van­ished on its own. The North, they argue, cre­ated racism in what had been a benign nat­ural hier­ar­chy That sounds pretty nasty. But Ace has lots more . For example, to quote Ace himself: Another thing I don't believe is that Ron Paul's thick-as-thieves relationship with fringe lunatic crank and Truther Alex Jones is just some kind of coincidence, given that Paul can't seem to stay away from the ghastly paranoid Here's Alex Jones following around Michele Malkin, shouting at her for being a "neocon" (he has referred to her as a "monster" and "Marxist"). One of his little goon squad there shouts "Kill Michelle Malkin!" When I say Alex Jones is Truther, I don't mean he flirts with it. I mean he says the United States government loaded the buildings with explosives and detonated them. And that's not even the craziest thing he believes. He happens to believe that this is just one of many attacks on citizens by the global cabal that runs the world. But continue at the link . It's pretty devastating all around, and it needed to be said. And some bonus video: ]]></description>
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