Followers of Republican candidate Ron Paul express quite different reasons for being on his bandwagon. To some, it’s his pledge to curtail U.S. involvement abroad. Others cite his support for gun owners’ rights. And some even think he would back their efforts to live ‘off the grid.’
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Paul Unites Backers Beneath Different Banners
John Napier pointed to Pastor Bill Monroe of Florence, S.C. and his efforts in lifting Gingrich in the final days.
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Gingrich’s campaign co-chair credits the candidate, key evangelical support for the win
AP – President Barack Obama is promoting his efforts to make government more efficient and to persuade companies to bring jobs back to the U.S. from overseas.
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Obama challenges Republicans on goal they embrace
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is gaining momentum in national polls, and South Carolina is becoming the fulcrum of his efforts to win the Republican presidential nomination.
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Gingrich Ramps Up in South Carolina
◼ They station teams of election observers in polling places around the nation every election to fuel their litigation and their media efforts. Almost nobody opposes their efforts…. – Front Page Magazine Leftist foundations, litigators and organizations have established permanent structures designed to alter election outcomes through policy advocacy and strategic litigation. Project Vote, DEMOS,
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Bad News: The Left Owns the Election Law Industry, and the deck is stacked in favor of the Activist Groups
Reuters – President Barack Obama suffered a defeat in the battle over raising the U.S. debt limit that may have repercussions for his efforts to restore growth to the U.S. economy and win re-election in 2012.
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Analysis: Obama suffers political setback in deal
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Some middle-class Americans see the efforts of Washington politicians to cut the budget deficit as far removed from their lives. But many of them benefit from the kinds of federal tax and spending programs now under scrutiny.
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Budget Solution: Squeeze the Middle
